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RE: [Pan-users] Re: clearing the cache
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Travis |
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RE: [Pan-users] Re: clearing the cache |
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Mon, 09 Oct 2006 07:47:23 -0700 |
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Subject: [Pan-users] Re: clearing the cache
> "Travis" <address@hidden> posted
> address@hidden, excerpted below, on Sun, 08
> Oct 2006 18:24:45 -0700:
>
>> I'm running Pan 0.115 on Winders XP. If I need to clear the cache
>> how do I do it?
>
> I'd simply delete the cache dir, or at least everything in
> it. pan will recreate it as necessary. On Linux, the cache
> is under the default
> ~/.pan2 dir, named either article_cache or article-cache,
> depending on the exact version (I have one as a symlink to
> the other so whatever it is the effect is the same, the
> change was inadvertent on Charles' part, it seems, but I
> didn't care enough to track which way it ended up, as the
> symlink works well either way). If you've moved the default,
> you should know it. On MSWormOS I'd not know where the
> default pan dir is, but I'd guess the cache dir is similarly named,
> under it.
>
> Cautionary note: Deleting the cache != deleting the headers.
> They are separate entities and need deleted separately as
> well. However, I presume you are already deleting the
> headers from within pan.
I'm marking them as read. The reason I asked is because if I don't
occassionally "Remove Messages" in OE which I still use for text and
single part binaries it gets clogged up. I don't know what "dir" is,
I will assume it means directory. I have the .exe and required .dll
in my hard drive and just double click it to start Pan. Do I ever
need to clear the cache in Pan?
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Travis in Shoreline Washington