:=20 :installworld and deleted all commands more than a month old or so, the=20 :logic being that any commands not updated by world are remnants that can be= :=20 :purged. Is that a reasonable assumption? :=2D-=20 :Kirk Strauser I would also check the last access time of the libraries in question as a failsafe. (note: the actual libraries, not the softlinks whos access times are not updated by the system). cd /usr/lib ls -ltua (this assumes you don't use 'tar' or 'cp' to backup your system, which would skew the results, and that you haven't already blown it by doing something right aweful in /usr/lib to open and read all the files :-). This also assumes that you are not using the 'noatime' mount flag for /usr). You can see whether a library is actually being used or not by looking at the last-accessed date (ls -u). Or maybe run all your favorite applications first, exit them (so mmap accesses are updated properly), *then* check the last accessed dates on the libraries. -Matt Matthew Dillon <dillon_at_backplane.com>Received on Mon Oct 11 2004 - 14:01:32 UTC
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