How to clear Java and Flash cache in Ubuntu 16.04?












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I'd like to know how to clear Java and Flash cache in Ubuntu 16.04 using CLI.



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      I'd like to know how to clear Java and Flash cache in Ubuntu 16.04 using CLI.



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          You can simply make a clean install of Java.



          -sudo update-alternatives --remove "java" "<javaPath>"



          -sudo update-alternatives --remove "javac" "<javacPath>"



          -sudo update-alternatives --remove "javaws" "<javawsPath>"



          -sudo rm -r /usr/lib/jvm/jdk*



          -sudo apt-get remove --auto-remove openjdk*



          -sudo apt-get purge --auto-remove openjdk*



          -sudo apt-get update



          -sudo apt-get install default-jre



          -sudo apt-get install default-jdk






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          • I don't want to reinstall Java every time I want to clear the cache.

            – Rubens_Zimbres
            6 hours ago













          • @Rubens_Zimbres can you provide an example of what do you refer to as Java 'cache'?

            – Sarriman
            6 hours ago











          • Temporary internet files: trace, log files, cached applications and applets.

            – Rubens_Zimbres
            5 hours ago






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            Need something more than javaws -clearache ?

            – Sarriman
            5 hours ago






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            The right command is javaws -clearcache

            – Rubens_Zimbres
            4 hours ago











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          You can simply make a clean install of Java.



          -sudo update-alternatives --remove "java" "<javaPath>"



          -sudo update-alternatives --remove "javac" "<javacPath>"



          -sudo update-alternatives --remove "javaws" "<javawsPath>"



          -sudo rm -r /usr/lib/jvm/jdk*



          -sudo apt-get remove --auto-remove openjdk*



          -sudo apt-get purge --auto-remove openjdk*



          -sudo apt-get update



          -sudo apt-get install default-jre



          -sudo apt-get install default-jdk






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          • I don't want to reinstall Java every time I want to clear the cache.

            – Rubens_Zimbres
            6 hours ago













          • @Rubens_Zimbres can you provide an example of what do you refer to as Java 'cache'?

            – Sarriman
            6 hours ago











          • Temporary internet files: trace, log files, cached applications and applets.

            – Rubens_Zimbres
            5 hours ago






          • 1





            Need something more than javaws -clearache ?

            – Sarriman
            5 hours ago






          • 1





            The right command is javaws -clearcache

            – Rubens_Zimbres
            4 hours ago
















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          You can simply make a clean install of Java.



          -sudo update-alternatives --remove "java" "<javaPath>"



          -sudo update-alternatives --remove "javac" "<javacPath>"



          -sudo update-alternatives --remove "javaws" "<javawsPath>"



          -sudo rm -r /usr/lib/jvm/jdk*



          -sudo apt-get remove --auto-remove openjdk*



          -sudo apt-get purge --auto-remove openjdk*



          -sudo apt-get update



          -sudo apt-get install default-jre



          -sudo apt-get install default-jdk






          share|improve this answer
























          • I don't want to reinstall Java every time I want to clear the cache.

            – Rubens_Zimbres
            6 hours ago













          • @Rubens_Zimbres can you provide an example of what do you refer to as Java 'cache'?

            – Sarriman
            6 hours ago











          • Temporary internet files: trace, log files, cached applications and applets.

            – Rubens_Zimbres
            5 hours ago






          • 1





            Need something more than javaws -clearache ?

            – Sarriman
            5 hours ago






          • 1





            The right command is javaws -clearcache

            – Rubens_Zimbres
            4 hours ago














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          You can simply make a clean install of Java.



          -sudo update-alternatives --remove "java" "<javaPath>"



          -sudo update-alternatives --remove "javac" "<javacPath>"



          -sudo update-alternatives --remove "javaws" "<javawsPath>"



          -sudo rm -r /usr/lib/jvm/jdk*



          -sudo apt-get remove --auto-remove openjdk*



          -sudo apt-get purge --auto-remove openjdk*



          -sudo apt-get update



          -sudo apt-get install default-jre



          -sudo apt-get install default-jdk






          share|improve this answer













          You can simply make a clean install of Java.



          -sudo update-alternatives --remove "java" "<javaPath>"



          -sudo update-alternatives --remove "javac" "<javacPath>"



          -sudo update-alternatives --remove "javaws" "<javawsPath>"



          -sudo rm -r /usr/lib/jvm/jdk*



          -sudo apt-get remove --auto-remove openjdk*



          -sudo apt-get purge --auto-remove openjdk*



          -sudo apt-get update



          -sudo apt-get install default-jre



          -sudo apt-get install default-jdk







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          • I don't want to reinstall Java every time I want to clear the cache.

            – Rubens_Zimbres
            6 hours ago













          • @Rubens_Zimbres can you provide an example of what do you refer to as Java 'cache'?

            – Sarriman
            6 hours ago











          • Temporary internet files: trace, log files, cached applications and applets.

            – Rubens_Zimbres
            5 hours ago






          • 1





            Need something more than javaws -clearache ?

            – Sarriman
            5 hours ago






          • 1





            The right command is javaws -clearcache

            – Rubens_Zimbres
            4 hours ago



















          • I don't want to reinstall Java every time I want to clear the cache.

            – Rubens_Zimbres
            6 hours ago













          • @Rubens_Zimbres can you provide an example of what do you refer to as Java 'cache'?

            – Sarriman
            6 hours ago











          • Temporary internet files: trace, log files, cached applications and applets.

            – Rubens_Zimbres
            5 hours ago






          • 1





            Need something more than javaws -clearache ?

            – Sarriman
            5 hours ago






          • 1





            The right command is javaws -clearcache

            – Rubens_Zimbres
            4 hours ago

















          I don't want to reinstall Java every time I want to clear the cache.

          – Rubens_Zimbres
          6 hours ago







          I don't want to reinstall Java every time I want to clear the cache.

          – Rubens_Zimbres
          6 hours ago















          @Rubens_Zimbres can you provide an example of what do you refer to as Java 'cache'?

          – Sarriman
          6 hours ago





          @Rubens_Zimbres can you provide an example of what do you refer to as Java 'cache'?

          – Sarriman
          6 hours ago













          Temporary internet files: trace, log files, cached applications and applets.

          – Rubens_Zimbres
          5 hours ago





          Temporary internet files: trace, log files, cached applications and applets.

          – Rubens_Zimbres
          5 hours ago




          1




          1





          Need something more than javaws -clearache ?

          – Sarriman
          5 hours ago





          Need something more than javaws -clearache ?

          – Sarriman
          5 hours ago




          1




          1





          The right command is javaws -clearcache

          – Rubens_Zimbres
          4 hours ago





          The right command is javaws -clearcache

          – Rubens_Zimbres
          4 hours ago


















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