/tmp文件夹下的文件能删除吗

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1. kunta_dy 于 2010-04-15 10:51:22发表:

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2. deepwhite 于 2008-03-13 16:05:41发表:

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   原帖由 相思爱文 于 2008-3-13 13:22 发表
   别把/tmp文件夹删了就行。
   我刚刚以用户身分执行了下面的命令
   cd /tmp
   rm -rf *

   
   
   Linux本身就有临时文件清理的命令，例如Fedora/Redhat中，如果打开了crond，你可以去看看里面设置的计划，其中就有一条是用来清理临时文件的。
   但是不推荐使用rm -rf这个方法来对临时文件进行清理，推荐使用tmpwatch命令。例如 [code]sudo /usr/sbin/tmpwatch -afv 3 /tmp[/code]
   有兴趣的可以看看：http://hi.baidu.com/yangyingchao/blog/item/a1b17423c43556519822edb8.html

3. 相思爱文 于 2008-03-13 13:22:49发表:

   别把/tmp文件夹删了就行。
   我刚刚以用户身分执行了下面的命令
   cd /tmp
   rm -rf *
   
   [ 本帖最后由 相思爱文 于 2008-3-13 13:25 编辑 ]

4. 奶茶dsk 于 2008-03-13 12:19:30发表:

   very good...

5. wave654321 于 2008-03-13 12:17:15发表:

   学习！！

6. gxf 于 2008-03-13 11:30:45发表:

   Files in /tmp should not be touched unless you know exactly what they are for and what they are doing. Lock files might be in /tmp, some programs rely on the use of /tmp and it expects it's files to be there when it looks. PostgreSQL for example uses /tmp, and deleting a certain file from there could break it (or at least require you to restart the server). Things in /tmp are temporary though, anything that uses /tmp needs to expect that /tmp will be empty on boot and that files not used for long periods of time may be deleted. Most distros at least delete /tmp on boot and/or shutdown. Some distros do check files in /tmp and delete those which haven't been used for a long time. But in general, do not touch /tmp.
   
   删除后造成不正常登陆解决办法：http://tech.ccidnet.com/art/3067/20070919/1218005_1.html