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From: Frank Murphy <murphyf+fhs@f-m.fm>
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On Tuesday 25 November 2003 9:27, Marc Wiz wrote:
> May I suggest /tmounts or /tmnts?

I'll add them.

> If people are concerned about lots of directories being created in
> /'s file system then the top-level directory could itself be a file
> system.

The problem was never about size, but about clutter (ls / shouldn't be to 
long).

> It would be nice if the name of the directory could be obtained via
> sysconf (3).

That would be up to the libc folks.

Frank