Charlie Wilkes wrote:
I am new to Linux (Ubuntu) and one of the most perplexing challenges for me is
finding stuff on my hdd. I can't find the file(s) in which Pan caches headers
and articles for off-line viewing. Any help will be much appreciated.
How about ~/.pan2/article-cache?
I hate
to ask, but if I need to track this down on the command line, I will probably
need the complete string, as Linux command syntax is another challenge at this
point. Ideally I'd like to be able to find the cache files in the graphical
file manager.
I assume your graphical file manager is Nautilus since Ubuntu uses GNOME
by default. Since .pan2 begins with a period, it is normally hidden
(Unix convention). So in Nautilus, just do View->Show Hidden Files and
things like .pan2 will become visible. Or ls -a at the command line.
From the command line (cd'd to your home directory), you could have
found it with this command:
find . -name '*cache*' -print
-- David
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