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Tmpwatch recursively deletes files that have not been accessed within a given time, usually used to clean up the directory used for temporary storage space, and can set the file expiration time, the default unit is calculated in hours.

Grammatical format

Tmpwatch [parameters]

Common parameters:-a delete any type of file-f forcibly delete a file or directory, its 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 for testing, and does not really 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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