Tweaking Adobe Flash Player
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| − | + | As you may have noticed, flash player uses /tmp/plugtmp* directories for storing some sort of temporary files and it doesn't delete them causing a lot of stale plugtmp directories in /tmp. If you want those directories to be removed when you exit your browser, just create an "adobe" directory in /etc and an "mms.cfg" file in it, which contains the following lines, and save it: | |
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| − | As you may have noticed, flash player uses /tmp/plugtmp* directories for storing some sort of temporary files and it doesn't delete them causing a lot of stale plugtmp directories in /tmp. If you want those directories to be removed when you exit your browser, just | + | |
| + | #/etc/adobe/mms.cfg | ||
AssetCacheSize = 0 | AssetCacheSize = 0 | ||
| − | [http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flashplayer/articles/flash_player_admin_guide/flash_player_admin_guide.pdf Flash player 10 administration guide] | + | For more detailed informations, see [http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flashplayer/articles/flash_player_admin_guide/flash_player_admin_guide.pdf Flash player 10 administration guide] |
Latest revision as of 09:23, 29 November 2008
As you may have noticed, flash player uses /tmp/plugtmp* directories for storing some sort of temporary files and it doesn't delete them causing a lot of stale plugtmp directories in /tmp. If you want those directories to be removed when you exit your browser, just create an "adobe" directory in /etc and an "mms.cfg" file in it, which contains the following lines, and save it:
#/etc/adobe/mms.cfg AssetCacheSize = 0
For more detailed informations, see Flash player 10 administration guide
