>>> SCOTT FIELDS <scott.fie...@kyndryl.com> schrieb am 30.08.2022 um 21:15 in Nachricht <mn2pr14mb3055af5983acbb7fcceb46a28a...@mn2pr14mb3055.namprd14.prod.outlook.com>
> I'm currently running systemd 219‑78. > > I realize there's significant behavior differences in the current release, > but per the documentation, I take it the behavior of '‑clean' hasn't changed > in regards to directly specifications only applying to the directory entry > and the top level files. AKA, it still won't do recursive evaluation. > > I also assume that the '‑clean' behavior also still doesn't provide any > 'glob' behavior specifications. > > Primary issue for my side is managing tomcat tmp files. > > These create a file in its temp location with a directory named of the form > 'tomcat.<####>' with other associated files (or directories below this). I think with the guideline "clean up your own dirt" there wouldn't be so much need for external cleanup if the applications would do a better job. The application always knows best what, how, and when to clean up. (MHO) > > As such, we can't use 'systemd‑tmpfiles' to purge these, though it's > desirable to do so. > > Is the current status for "system‑tmpfiles" still such that the above can't > be achieved with this subsystem?
