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''''' df ''''' command. | ''''' df ''''' command. | ||
The solution to this is to restart the application which is using the log files deleted. e.g: if you delete an apache log file then you should restart the httpd service. <br> | The solution to this is to restart the application which is using the log files deleted. e.g: if you delete an apache log file then you should restart the httpd service. <br> | ||
| − | <font color="#006600">'''''% service httpd restart''''' </font> will do the trick | + | <font color="#006600">'''''% service httpd restart''''' </font> will do the trick [[User:Savvasn|nsc]] |
Revision as of 17:42, 26 May 2005
Greek Spell Checking for the Mozilla and Mozilla Thunderbird email clients
In order to have Greek spell checking for the previously mentioned clients ( Mozzila mail, and Mozzila Thunderbird Mail) go to ftp://ftp.cs.ucy.ac.cy/pub/Windows/Thunderbird/Greek_Dictionary/ and download the el.aff and el.dic
Save the downloaded files in the following locations:
- For Mozilla mail in C:\Program Files\mozilla.org\Mozilla\components\myspell
- For Thunderbird in C:\Program Files\Mozilla Thunderbird\components\myspell
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Reclaiming free space after deleting log files
If a filesystem is full (for example /var) and you delete some log files in order to make some room on the filesystem, you observe that the space does not appear to be there when running the
df command.
The solution to this is to restart the application which is using the log files deleted. e.g: if you delete an apache log file then you should restart the httpd service.
% service httpd restart will do the trick nsc