Deleting Clamxav-scan.log file

I have uninstalled the clamx antivirus software but It still does this logging thing on Firefox every morning at 4am. It's really annoying. So I found the file that actually does the logging in user/Library/Logs/clamXav-scan.log. So is it safe for me to delete that and will it stop doing the logging?

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Dear friends
Just to give a try, I deleted online redo log files from the disk after clearn shutdown (In Test Environment Not A Production Database), then i started the dabase, I know we need atleast two online redo files for database to work properly. now my point of question is how can i create new online redo files ?
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Delete concurrent manager log files

hai,
can i delete manually concurrent log files($APPLCSF) tell me the command .
just last 3 days log files is enough . and then above log and out file .
how can u remove these log and out files for specific reqiurment
. in linux flatform
regards
dba

what problem occur if i delete log files at os levelThere should be no issues, but as stated above this can be done by the concurrent request so why to bother yourself and do it manaully?
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Hi all,
I had mysql running and used it for quite a while.
Since my disk ran out of space, I deleted all the mysql-bin.0000* files in the mysql data folder and configured that mysql should not use binary logs anymore.
Quite a mistake I assume; since now I can't start mysql(d) anymore.
I've tried a lot by now:
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- deleted everything in the mysql data folder
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These are systemd, not mysql errors, and are quite useless as such -- you already know that mysql does not work Look for /var/log/mysqld.log or $datadir/<hostname>.err -- next time, of course, 'cos there's just one thing to do now: restore your mysql data folder, as there should be much more than binary logs Or, should you prefer to start from scratch, try to use mysql_install_db and then start mysql again.
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I know that other person ask about this situation and his question was answered. I have a Windows Server 2003 R2 running out of space, critical. Can I also move or delete the log files in the following folders to other partition or disk
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Hello again Gary;
Sorry for the delay.
Why is what you suggested better?
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2 dbcc shrinkfile(log2,truncateonly)
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I am using oracle 10g on linux i want to delete archive log file automaticaly there is any way to do this.or anyone can tell me scripts for do this.ur help regarding this is highly appreciated
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I deleted listener.log file !!!!

HELP !
I was reading a book , and tried something stupid which is deleting the listener.log file because it was huge!
and now I'm getting the following error message:
ORA-00313: open failed for members of log group 1 of thread 1
ORA-00312: online log 1 thread 1: '/oracle/oradata/work/redo102.log'
I don't have a copy of the file , I just typed :
rm '/oracle/oradata/work/redo102.log'
and it's gone , and now I'm in trouble !
it's 2:00 AM here , please help me out !

Bomayed,
I'm afraid, you are not very clear in what do you want to achieve. Open the db after loss a redolog file, or import ?
appearantly I have deleted a redo log fie That's why I never use .log as extension name for a redolog file... this is not a log as alert.log or listener.log...
Anyway, you don't need to restore whole database.
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MEMBER
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/data/ora/H89UCBAC/u03/redo/log03.dbf
         2         ONLINE
/data/ora/H89UCBAC/u02/redo/log02.dbf
         1         ONLINE
/data/ora/H89UCBAC/u01/redo/log01.dbf
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SQL> !ls /data/ora/H89UCBAC/u0?/redo
/data/ora/H89UCBAC/u01/redo:
log01.dbf
/data/ora/H89UCBAC/u02/redo:
log02.dbf
/data/ora/H89UCBAC/u03/redo:
log03.dbf
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SQL> !rm /data/ora/H89UCBAC/u03/redo/log03.dbf
rm: /data/ora/H89UCBAC/u03/redo/log03.dbf: A file or directory in the path name does not exist.
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ORACLE instance started.
Total System Global Area 562005496 bytes
Fixed Size                   742904 bytes
Variable Size             402653184 bytes
Database Buffers          157286400 bytes
Redo Buffers                1323008 bytes
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Media recovery complete.
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/data/ora/H89UCBAC/u01/redo:
log01.dbf
/data/ora/H89UCBAC/u02/redo:
log02.dbf
/data/ora/H89UCBAC/u03/redo:
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Database dismounted.
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ORACLE instance started.
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Fixed Size                   742904 bytes
Variable Size             402653184 bytes
Database Buffers          157286400 bytes
Redo Buffers                1323008 bytes
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There are many threads on this here. Most of them not at all helpful and some of them wrong. Thus a fresh post.
This post regards SQL Server 2008 (10.0.5841)
The PUBLISHER database primary log file which is currently of 3 blocks and not extendable,
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The database has several TB of data and a large number of push transactional replications as well as a couple of bi-directional replications.
While the primary log file is active, it is almost never (if ever) used due to its small fixed size.
We are in the 20,000 TPS range at peak (according to perfmon). This is a non-trivial installation.
This means that
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downtime minimization is critical - measured in minutes or less.
dismantling and recreating the replications is doable, but I have to say, I have zero trust in the script writer to generate accurate scripts. Many of these replications were originally set up in older versions of SQL Server and have come along for the
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Hillary, if you happen to be there, comments appreciated.

Hi Philip
you should try this long back suggested way of stopping replication and restore db and rename or detach attach
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/sqlserver/en-US/6731803b-3efa-4820-a303-4ffb7edf154a/detaching-a-replicated-database?forum=sqlreplication
Thanks
Saurabh Sinha
http://saurabhsinhainblogs.blogspot.in/
Please click the Mark as answer button and vote as helpful
if this reply solves your problem
I do not wish to be rude, but which part of the OP didn't you understand?
Specifically the bit about 20,000 transactions a second and database size of several TB. Do you have any concept whatsoever of what this means? I will answer for you, "no, you are clueless" as your answer clearly shows.
Stop wasting bandwidth by proposing pointless and wrong solutions which indicate that you did not read the OP, or do you just do this to generate points?
Also, you clearly failed to notice that I was on the thread to which you referred, and I had some pointed comments to make. This thread was an attempt to garner some input for an alternative proposal.

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2004-11-14 22:46:30 7634     11565 startup DEVi started
2004-11-14 22:46:30 7520     11597 IO       Open '/data2/sapdb/XI3/DISKL002' successfull, fd: 20
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2004-11-14 22:46:30 7635     11565 startup DEVi started
2004-11-14 22:46:30 7579     11000 vattach '/data2/sapdb/XI3/DISKL002' devno 3 T58 succeeded
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Thread was also opened on the Mailing list:
Here is the answer
Hi,
in most situations an "add log volume" does not solve
a log full situation, because the added logvolume is
accessible first at the moment, when the write position
on the log is at the end of the old logvolume.
If a LOGFULL occurs, the save log!
All "parts" of the LogVolume are numbered and each one
has stored the identifying number of it's predecessor and
it successor in it's header-page. The message
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means, that these values does not match any more.
Did you somehow changed the contents of this file/device?
If so: can you revert the change? Then the restart should
work again. do a logbackup and your database will run again.
If this doesn't work for you, you could patch the
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want this).
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databackup, because the removal of a logvolume is not
supported.
kind regards, Martin

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