Am 2008-08-28 12:05:08, schrieb Stackpole, Chris:
> I second the cronjob. Just have something along the lines of:
> find /tmp -type f -ctime +1
CTIME is the wrong thing. You need definitively ATIME since otherwise
you can kill your system
> Obviously, you will need to set ctime to be the number you need it to
> be. Once you know that the files it returns are indeed the ones you
> want to delete then add "-exec rm -rf {} \;" to the end and toss it
> into cron.
>
> If someone has a better way, please comment.
;-)
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