|
Home > Archive > microsoft.public.exchange2000.admin > October 2002 > Many (> 500) 256k .tmp files appearing in c:\winnt\temp folder
You are viewing an archived Text-only version of the thread.
To view this thread in it's original format and/or if you want to reply to
this thread please [click here]
| Author |
Many (> 500) 256k .tmp files appearing in c:\winnt\temp folder
|
|
| Russ Knapp 2002-10-05, 8:30 pm |
| I have found that I can delete the ones, for example,
from 9/22/02, but not the ones from 9/29/02, as I will
get the error. Thus far, I am not getting into problems
due to these, but they must be attended to. We ran the
ESEUTIL /d utility to defrag and compact our store
recently, and it ran to completion, so that hasn't been
the problem.
>-----Original Message-----
>Also forgot to say that if you restart the server in
safe
>mode you have the ability to delete all files since
>exchange will not be running. Unfortunately I have to do
>this every Monday in order to keep these files clear of
>the temp file. It is a hindurence but will give you all
>that space back.
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Each Sunday I see a large number of files in the format
>>LBxxxx.tmp (where xxxx is an increasing hexadecimal
>>number) accumulate on our Exchange 2000 server
computer.
>>These files are generally dated beginning at about
12:00
>>a.m. and will often stop accumulating (last time)
twelve
>>hours later. They will take up an inordinate amount of
>>space (over 500 mb), considering they are temp files of
>>some sort. I cannot open one of these files from a
>>particular Sunday in notepad.exe (process cannot open
>the
>>file because it is in use by another process) until the
>>files accumulate for the following Sunday; then, I can
>>open a file left from the previous Sunday. When I open
>>one of the files, I see a reference to
>><somefilename>.EML, among the unintelligible graphic
>>representations. Can anyone put me onto the right track
>>as to what these files are, and why they accumulate and
>>are not automatically removed?
>>.
>>
>.
>
| |
|
| Q328583
"Russ Knapp" <rknapp@4winds.com> wrote in message
news:29d201c26977$fe2b4af0$35e
f2ecf@TKMSFTNGXA11...
> I have found that I can delete the ones, for example,
> from 9/22/02, but not the ones from 9/29/02, as I will
> get the error. Thus far, I am not getting into problems
> due to these, but they must be attended to. We ran the
> ESEUTIL /d utility to defrag and compact our store
> recently, and it ran to completion, so that hasn't been
> the problem.
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Also forgot to say that if you restart the server in
> safe
> >mode you have the ability to delete all files since
> >exchange will not be running. Unfortunately I have to do
> >this every Monday in order to keep these files clear of
> >the temp file. It is a hindurence but will give you all
> >that space back.
> >>-----Original Message-----
> >>Each Sunday I see a large number of files in the format
> >>LBxxxx.tmp (where xxxx is an increasing hexadecimal
> >>number) accumulate on our Exchange 2000 server
> computer.
> >>These files are generally dated beginning at about
> 12:00
> >>a.m. and will often stop accumulating (last time)
> twelve
> >>hours later. They will take up an inordinate amount of
> >>space (over 500 mb), considering they are temp files of
> >>some sort. I cannot open one of these files from a
> >>particular Sunday in notepad.exe (process cannot open
> >the
> >>file because it is in use by another process) until the
> >>files accumulate for the following Sunday; then, I can
> >>open a file left from the previous Sunday. When I open
> >>one of the files, I see a reference to
> >><somefilename>.EML, among the unintelligible graphic
> >>representations. Can anyone put me onto the right track
> >>as to what these files are, and why they accumulate and
> >>are not automatically removed?
> >>.
> >>
> >.
> >
|
|
|
|
|