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Files/Subdirectories in /tmp
- From: cms <cshanahan@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 16 Sep 2004 15:26:08 -0400
- Message-id: <200409161526.08601.cshanahan@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Hello all,
Can anyone give me an idea what files and subdirectories found in /tmp are
necessary? Maybe even an idea what some are for?
For example:
/tmp/gpg-<random_characters>
I have six of these gpg subdirectories within /tmp . Each contains a single
file called S.gpg-agent, identified as a socket, zero bytes. Are these
necessary? What are they for?
I have six subdirectories that each begins with ssh, such as ssh-dDwubb4505
and ssh-gqo1014839. Are these necessary? What are they for?
I also have a variety of other files, each zero bytes, that begin with ssh,
such as such as gs_IGTUs1 and gs_9UgcT5. What are these files for?
If it matters I'm running SuSE 9.1 pro.
TIA
Chris/CMS
Can anyone give me an idea what files and subdirectories found in /tmp are
necessary? Maybe even an idea what some are for?
For example:
/tmp/gpg-<random_characters>
I have six of these gpg subdirectories within /tmp . Each contains a single
file called S.gpg-agent, identified as a socket, zero bytes. Are these
necessary? What are they for?
I have six subdirectories that each begins with ssh, such as ssh-dDwubb4505
and ssh-gqo1014839. Are these necessary? What are they for?
I also have a variety of other files, each zero bytes, that begin with ssh,
such as such as gs_IGTUs1 and gs_9UgcT5. What are these files for?
If it matters I'm running SuSE 9.1 pro.
TIA
Chris/CMS
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