>>>>> "Peter" == Peter Kok <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Peter> Hi all I found the following files under the directory /tmp
Peter> What are their meaning and function?
Peter> orb-1031702042894616786= 0 orb-2042713251932750393= 0
Those are the sockets used by GNOME's corba stuff. You can safely
ignore them - unless the names are not according to the way GNOME
names them.
ObQ: Why doesn't RedHat clean up /tmp on bootup like FreeBSD does? Is
there a setting for this somewhere? IIRC, the FHS says /tmp is for
temporary files that shouldn't persist across reboots, and /var/tmp
for temporary files that need to survive a reboot.
Binand
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