Full Startup Disk

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  1. kunze50, Mar 3, 2008

    kunze50 macrumors regular

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    While downloading some movies to the downloads folder my disk became full, iTunes warning appeared and said the database could not save and the mac OS X startup disk was full. This file: Database.sqlite3 appeared in the trash. Is this associated with iTunes? Should I simply trash and delete it? Why does iTunes save a database and warn me it couldn't save, if nothing has changed with it, but the disk becoming full?
     
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  2. forgottensoft, Mar 5, 2008

    forgottensoft macrumors regular

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    Go into
    ~/Library/ and make a folder called "PubSub" and place the file in there. This should stop the nag
     
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