What is this junk?

[David W. Hodgins]

On Tue, 31 Aug 2010 20:44:50 -0400, Li'l Abner <blvstk@dogpatch.com> wrote:

> I guess I'm not really worried about it, just curious as to why a file with
> cached internet content would be active in the temp directory.

Cached items still open by windows automatic update, or one of
the many other automatic update programs, comes to mind.

Regards, Dave Hodgins


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[Buffalo]

Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:
> Buffalo wrote:
>
>> Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:
>>> Buffalo wrote:
>>>> It makes perfect sense.
>>>> Buffalo
>>>> PS: Follow Dan C's normal advice.
>>>
>>> You posted about 375 lines too many.
>>
>> I just wanted to make sure you saw what I was posting to. You
>> probably couldn't make sense of it, like I immediately did.
>> Buffalo
>
> I had already read through it in the original post. There was no need
> to publish the entire file again, with a four-word response. Yes, I
> see the smiley.

I counted more than four words and I didn't even have to take my shoes off.

Buffalo

[Beauregard T. Shagnasty]

Buffalo wrote:

> Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:
>> I had already read through it in the original post. There was no need
>> to publish the entire file again, with a four-word response. Yes, I
>> see the smiley.
>
> I counted more than four words and I didn't even have to take my
> shoes off.

I wasn't counting your signature (which, by the way, doesn't have the
proper "-- " delimiter).

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[siljaline]

Li'l Abner wrote:
<snip>
> On reboot the old ones were gone, but there were new ones to replace them.
> I was able to delete them with unlocker this time.
> I guess I'm not really worried about it, just curious as to why a file with
> cached internet content would be active in the temp directory.

Can you post back a *small* snapshot of what is now in your %temp% cache.
This is definitely not normal.

Silj


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"siljaline" <spam@uce.gov> wrote in
news:i5ktdq$mql$1@news.eternal-september.org:

> Li'l Abner wrote:
><snip>
>> On reboot the old ones were gone, but there were new ones to replace
> them.
>> I was able to delete them with unlocker this time.
>> I guess I'm not really worried about it, just curious as to why a
>> file
> with
>> cached internet content would be active in the temp directory.
>
> Can you post back a *small* snapshot of what is now in your %temp%
> cache. This is definitely not normal.

Filename is wod4.tmp. There's another one named wod3.tmp. This tile I was
able to delete them.

{"serviceLinks":["Calculate","See more
services"],"errorList":null,"quantity":1,"zipcode":null,"lay erList":
["shippingSection_BottomVI","discountsMessaging","f shippingCost","fshipping
Svc","festimatedDel","freeShippingIcon","sc_change Location"],"item":2506787
22210,"zipCountries":
["1,0","2,0"],"shippingErrorSupported":false,"changeLocSection" :
["shippingServices","changeLocLink","chngLoc"],"shipType":1,"country":"0","
serviceCount":5,"ajaxBtn":"","seeMoreServicesDetai ls":false,"panelElems":
["clcountry","clzipCode","clquantity","shippingServ ices"],"mode":0,"discoun
tSection":["discountsMessaging","seeDcnt"],"elementDetails":
[["shGetRates","click","shCountry","shQuantity",""," 1",null]],"errors":null
,"parentPageElems":
["shCountry","shPostalCode","shQuantity","shippingS ection","fshippingCost",
"fshippingSvc"],"panelDiv":"clOverLayPanelDiv","shippingEngineDeb ugLogInfo"
:null,"overLay":false,"contentList":["<div class=\"shippingSection_BottomVI
vi-shp\" id=\"shipNHadling\"><div id=\"shId\"><h3 class=\"g-m0 head\">
Shipping and handling<\/h3><\/div><div><div><div id=\"discounts\"><\/div>
<div class=\"sh-ItemLoc\">Item location: New Jersey, United States<\/div>

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