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Here here. I created a script now that handles it. 
Andrew Delk
Global Design Engineering Business Administrator
JABIL | Design Engineering
727.515.6244 Cell
727.803.7349 Work
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On Jun 22, 2012, at 2:26 PM, "Reece, Mike (HNI Corp)" <reecem@hnicorp.com>
wrote:
It is a simple task to accomplish… and I should add this to my backups
routine.
My issue is, why is this something I get from hearsay from PTC support. I
had a Hotline guy tell me it should be done daily… And his tone was that I
was an idiot for not having this in my everyday routine….. but I have
never seen that documented. It wasn’t taught in the Systems Admin class.
*From:* Andy Delk [mailto:Andrew_delk@jabil.com]
*Sent:* Friday, June 22, 2012 9:06 AM
*To:* -
*Subject:* [proesys] - Clearing the Apache Cache?
Hi guys,
I was on the phone with PTC support earlier and they mentioned something
about creating a job that clears out all the Apache cache. Do you all know
of something that can do this on a weekly basis?
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