Ho do we prevent /tmp contents from being automatically deleted here just like here:
https://www.thegeekdiary.com/how-to-disable-auto-deletion-of-the-files-in-tmp-and-var-tmp-directories-in-centos-rhel-56/
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I'm pretty sure all init systems mount /tmp as a tmpfs. This is in RAM so anything that is there will be deleted after a reboot. The real answer here is simply don't store permanent data in /tmp (I mean it's in the name). That's not what that directory is for.
That article seems to indicate automatic deletion of files in that directory via a cron job while the system is running. That's not a thing in Artix so it doesn't apply.
proof: ?
here Artix /tmp is just simple /tmp
Many linux else do it, not only red hat, also how prevent /tmp contents just like here https://serverfault.com/questions/147512/how-to-prevent-linux-from-deleting-temporary-files-on-shutdown
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Post the output from
mount |grep /tmp
and
cat /etc/fstab
Your referring to links that are very old and about other distros. They are not relevant.
Which init are you using?
You didn't bother providing the output I asked for so I'm not promising this will work.
But in: /etc/conf.d/bootmisc
wipe_tmp="NO"