clean_tmp
clean_tmp deletes files in directories you specify (usually /tmp,
/var/tmp, ...) which meet conditions you specify (i.e. not owned
by root, not accessed in the last day, ...) If clean_tmp encounters
a file with time stamp greater than the current time, it will stamp the
file with the current time. This is to make it more difficult to circumvent
clean_tmp using touch. You may want to run clean_tmp
from root's crontab every day.
Example /etc/crontab entry:
0 0 * * * root
/usr/sbin/clean_tmp
Robert Davidson