fwiw, the script in this post is still the version i use today to view (and optionally delete) those flash cookies & caches. [Run without arg to just list items. Run with any arg to delete everything except adobe's own sol file.]
On the one hand, I think I now know what to do with your script ( ), but on the other hand, I have no more than a vague idea what "run without any arg" means, even after perusing Unix FAQ (for OS). (Edit: Does it mean to omit
Code:
if [ $# -ne 0 ] && [ $k -ne 0 ]
then # clear cookies & caches but preserve useful files and directory trees:
GoToFolder $DR1 &&
ls -d1 {macromedia.com/support/flashplayer/sys,#SharedObjects/*}/* \
2>/dev/null |grep -v $PREF |tr '\n' '\000' |xargs -0 rm -fR
((x+=$?))
GoToFolder $DR2 && ls -d1 AssetCache/*/* 2>/dev/null |grep -v $CASH |
tr '\n' '\000' |xargs -0 rm -fR
((x+=$?))
[ $x -eq 0 ] && printf '\e[30;42m FLASH COOKIES CLEARED \e[0m\n' >&2
fi
from the script?)
That aside, though, I accomplish the same thing via Safari Cookies > Flash Cookies.
But what does your script accomplish as respects Flash prefs (apparently) spontaneously reverting to default?
Last edited by artie505; 01/23/1204:51 AM.
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