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Are we supposed to manually delete the contents of tmp? The tmp directory must be made available for programs that require temporary files Programs must not assume that any files or directories in tmp are preserved between invocations of the program var tmp has a similar purpose, but must not be deleted during reboot It is not guaranteed that tmp or var tmp are cleaned up on a regular basis
Where is the temporary directory in Linux? - Super User Anyway, the standard temporary directory in a typical Linux system is tmp It is the equivalent of C:\Temp in the sense that it is only the default temporary directory, not universal Even if tmp is available, if a user (or the system) has set the TEMP environment variable, the value of that variable should be used instead
TEMP vs TMP in Environment Variables - Super User tmp is a common directory for temporary files in Unix also using the environment variable TMPDIR From memory (when I used this in mid '80s) TEMP was the original one used in DOS and TMP tended to be used by programs that were ported from Unix to match the tmp
How to cleanup tmp folder safely on Linux - Super User This can happen if they crash I need to delete these orphaned tmp files or else future process will run out of space on tmp How can I safely garbage collect tmp? Some people do it by checking last modification timestamp, but this approach is unsafe because there can be long-running processes that still need those files
How can a TMP file be executable and run? - Super User But I have never seen a tmp file in task manager, i'd like to know by what mechanism that can happen And if I can tell what program launched it there 'cos I wouldn't have managed to run a file of tmp extension, as executable, manually!
How to remove temporary files after reboot on Windows? Linux has two temporary folders: tmp gets wiped at reboot, var tmp doesn't In Windows, it's harder to decide which files can be deleted safely I have seen applications that even stored their executable in the temporary folder (a driver, IIRC, and no, it wasn't malware) Deleting only temporary files that haven't been accessed for X days would probably be a better approach