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10 `/tmp/` and `/var/tmp/` are two world-writable directories Linux systems
26 for details about these two (and most other) directories of a Linux system.
41 directories are pre-created during early boot, and thus problematic if package
62 `/var/tmp/` are replaced by private sub-directories, implemented through Linux
65 reality they are private sub-directories of the host's real `/tmp/` and
74 directories are removed whenever the service shuts down, hence the lifecycle of
77 `/var/tmp/` for sharing files and directories. If this option is turned on this
79 both directories.
84 and directories stored in `/tmp/` and `/var/tmp/`. This means that files that
92 directories doesn't grow without bounds, even when programs abort unexpectedly
93 or otherwise don't clean up the temporary files/directories they create. On the
104    termination the files or directories are implicitly released by the kernel.
120    algorithm will skip all directories (and everything below them) that are
131    that `systemd-tmpfiles` only checks for BSD file locks on directories, locks
145    honoured for regular files only however, and has no effect on directories as
151    persistency and suitable for larger data). The two temporary directories
154    runtime or state directories, and place all temporary files there. However,
157    in these directories when they are no longer needed, in particular when the
162    directory under `/run` (and the other mentioned directories) is itself
175 directories) and 3 (in case you deal with both) in the list above are in most
180 files and directories are eventually removed a well written program avoids even