tmp cleanup

[Ron Johnson]

Peter Gordon wrote:
> tmpwatch (in Extras) might suit your needs. :)
>   
Nope.  It used to be on by default (?) at one time (FC1? RHL9?), but 
either way, I don't want files deleted.  I've had tmpwatch dump things I 
wanted to keep, and keep things that I thought should have been whacked 
a long time ago.

The script I currently use (attached) never deletes anything.  It leaves 
that to the user/admin.  All it does is clean up /tmp by moving things 
into a subdirectory of /tmp (i.e. "tmp-cleanup-2007-01-19 at 21.33.26").  
While the script I have doesn't delete anything, it does, however, move 
*everything* (except prior directories made by itself).

-Ron



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