Hello,
I make it a point to stop networker services weekly & cleanup\delete 
networker tmp directory, new tmp is created if you delete when the 
services are restarted, this helps run networker bit more smoothly and 
remove any hung processes.
HTH



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Re: Criteria for /nsr/tmp deletion Networker 7.4.1






----- "John Yard" <jyard AT AIS.UCLA DOT EDU> a écrit :

> How is the deletion of material from the /nsr/tmp 
> directory controlled ? From the admin gui ?
> 
> If it is externally deleted , what is the criterion ?
> 
> I get many :
> 
> see the file /nsr/tmp/sg/Advpor AIX/sso.advpor.ais.ucla.edu.FLU6ac
> for
> details. This file may be removed after Wed Oct  8 02:40:00 
> 
> Thks,
> 
> JYard
> UCLA
> 
Hello,

I don't know exactly if the behavior is the same, but in older version 
(7.3.x), these directories/files are those used by NW to store information 
data during group execution. After group termination, this data is copied 
to savegroup_completion.log then deleted.

In some cases, NW cannot delete it (group hung or other...).

In order to get this directory clean (or to avoid filesystem space 
exhaustion), you can stop NW and perform a rm -R /nsr/tmp command.

Hope this helps.

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