On Wed, Aug 13, 2025 at 08:47:17PM -0400, Robert Heller wrote: > Don't delete /tmp -- it is there for a reason. You can generally delete any [...] The discussion wasn't about "deleting /tmp" (it is not even clear what that means -- it could be several things depending on context), but about removing a disk partition which used to be mounted on /tmp but isn't any more, because... > older files there. The system will from time to delete delete stuff there, > either on boot or via a cron job. > > *Some* systems set /tmp to be a RAMDISK and that could be an option. ... now there is a tmpfs file system mounted there (what you call RAMDISK, probably). Cheers -- t
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