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From: Matt Dillon <dillon@earth.backplane.com>
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To: Jochem Kossen <j.kossen@home.nl>
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Subject: Re: Good practice for /tmp
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    'man tuning' (with a recent -stable).  In it I talk about /tmp vs
    /var/tmp and why it doesn't make sense to keep them separate any more.
    And these days people generally do not rm -rf /tmp at boot either.

						-Matt

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