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Editor to share with you the use of linux's tmpwatch command to delete temporary files, I hope you have learned a lot after reading this article, let's discuss it together!

Execute the tmpwatch directive to delete unnecessary staging files, and you can set the file expiration time in hours.

Syntax format: tmpwatch [parameters]

Common parameters:

-a delete any type of file-f forces the deletion of a file or directory, the effect is similar to the "- f" parameter of the rm instruction-Q does not show the instruction execution process-v shows the instruction execution process in detail-test is only tested and does not actually delete the file or directory

Reference example

Use the directive "tmpwatch" to delete files in the directory "/ tmp" that have not been used for more than one day, and enter the following command:

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