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systemd-tmpfiles, deleting /home

2024-06-18 12:08:07+00:00

Quote> TIL (thankfully second hand) that running “systemd-tmpfiles –purge” will delete /home in systemd 256 [1]. Apparently if you think linux is mainly for running cloud services, this seems reasonable to you. Or something.
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