> I found out that the command "find" is very powerful (have a look at
> man find). It can be extremely useful to remove all the kde sockets
> on the /tmp directory: find /tmp -ctime +1 -type s -exec rm -f \{\} \;
find /tmp -ctime +1 -type s -print | xargs rm -f
is more efficient and easier to type without those backslashes.
> Where do I put this command to be executed at boot time? Maybe, in
> boot.local? Are there better places?
I think that it was SuSE's /root/bin/cron.nightly that was run both at
boot time and every night. It also runs an update of the locate(1)
database /var/lib/locatedb
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