> > Best practises also involve to generally not delete files unless you can > be sure that they can be deleted. That is probably what the FHS > intended by specifying that files in /var/run must be deleted/truncated > at boot time, assuming that the programs that created them would do this > (and then create them anew if needed), which can be assumed to be > reasonably safe since it implies that unknown files remain. > > For all I know, someones life could depend on a file that was placed > somewhere mistakenly. > What a strawman. You mean that person would still be alive if the file disappeared during boot rather than shutdown?
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