Ciao
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.
Yes, they don't occupy phisical space in the hard disk, but they do occupy
phisical space on term whenever you type ls.
Just typing:
find /tmp -ctime +1 -type s -exec rm -f \{\} \;
which means "Starting from /tmp find all the stuff which satisfies the
following condition":
-they are created more than 1 day ago (-ctime +1)
-they are socket (-type s)
and remove them (-exec rm -f \{\} \;).
inside the command given by exec the "{}" is a synonimous of the file which is
being elaborated.
The question, now, is:
Where do I put this command to be executed at boot time? Maybe, in boot.local?
Are there better places?
Suggestions are, as always, welcome.
Ciao,
Maurizio
P.S.
There is a guy on this list which likes to end up his mail with the statement
"have a good one". What does it mean?
M.
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