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howtos:general_admin:free_your_space [2012/12/28 17:29 (UTC)] – [/tmp directory] hazelhowtos:general_admin:free_your_space [2013/01/06 00:11 (UTC)] – added REVIEWED comment mfillpot
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 This will delete ALL the files in the /tmp directory every time the system shuts This will delete ALL the files in the /tmp directory every time the system shuts
-down, so be careful what you put there! Generally, the ''rc.local_shutdown'' file +down, so be careful what you put there! 
-might also be useful in other ways. If you need to perform any other tasks on +
-shutdown, you can put them in the file.+
  
-As this file doesn’t exist on the default installation of Slackware, you need to create it first and make it executable:+The ''rc.local_shutdown'' file can also be useful in other ways. If you need to perform any other tasks on shutdown, you can put them here. As this file doesn’t exist on the default installation of Slackware, you need to create it first and make it executable:
  
 <code># touch /etc/rc.d/rc.local_shutdown <code># touch /etc/rc.d/rc.local_shutdown

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