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e space and if it is quite small then type du from within the /tmp direct=
ory if the /tmp directory is quite large you can pretty much safely delet=
e it's contents by typing:

rm -r -f *

***WARNING*** Make sure you are in the /tmp directory when you do this as i=
t will delete ALL of the contents of the current directory without warnin=
g.

If you aren't sure or what clarification before proceeding just reply with =
details of what you find.

Regards,

Jason Bainbridge | jaseone at myrealbox.com
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