[opensuse] Re: Temp directories NOT cleared at boot (oS13.1)

Carlos E. R. wrote:

AFAIK, /tmp is a tmpfs in pure systemd setups, according to the devs. openSUSE did not agree, and /tmp remains a real directory on openSUSE systems.

So, upstream, they assume that /tmp just is recreated on boot, so no need to purge it. I don't know why the openSUSE cron jobs were removed. And the systemd mechanisms to clean old files on /tmp do not work, of course.

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