Hi, I recall problems with /tmp were already discussed on the list but I've got some new issues. I'm on a Mandarke 7.0.2 (Air) and I'm faced to something really weird - my /tmp drectory grows up to 100MB and I can't write to file start a X session, etc. Yesterday I had to wipe it out manually to get it working. It's a typical desktop install so I don't have any massive server process in here. As far as I know /tmp should be cleaned by init during each and every boot. However I've heard about some changes done to this unix dogma by mandrake people specially in this particular release. Does the change mentioned before -/etc/sysconfig/system - CLEAR_TMP=1 actually does the trick? Or perhaps I am supposed to make a complete upgrade? What is your experience? And more generally - are there any special tools meant to control the /tmp directory? -- Michal Kurowski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
