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Getting Rid of Temporary cgi files
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Hi mate,
Can you post an example of the content of one of these files? Also, what script is generating these?
Hope this helps Wullie
Can you post an example of the content of one of these files? Also, what script is generating these?
Hope this helps Wullie
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Well, I tried, but it seems they disappear now.
The file is named something like cgitemp or something similar.
I think they only stay there (and start taking up space) if you close apache before the script finishes.
The script I am running receives data from a form and either generates a file based on it or prints something to the screen (lot's of data).
I don't want these cgitemp files collecting up and taking up space if I can prevent it.
The file is named something like cgitemp or something similar.
I think they only stay there (and start taking up space) if you close apache before the script finishes.
The script I am running receives data from a form and either generates a file based on it or prints something to the screen (lot's of data).
I don't want these cgitemp files collecting up and taking up space if I can prevent it.
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