[CentOS] centos7 tmpfiles.d deleted outdate files

[Qiang Chen]

so, there no method to delete special files that below a directory?

such as in the directory

[root at chenqiang]# tree
.
├── test_10d
└── test_20d

0 directories, 2 files
[root at chenqiang]# ll
total 8
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 4 5月  20 19:14 test_10d
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 4 5月  10 19:15 test_20d



So, I want to delete file test_20d, keep test_10d, how to do that? thx.





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> On 05/24/2016 11:18 PM, Qiang Chen wrote:
>> #Type Path    Mode  UID   GID   Age   Arg
>> d /chenqiang 0775 root root 10s
>> f /chenqiang/test_10s 0660 root root 10s
>> f /chenqiang/test_20s 0660 root root 20s
>> ```
>>
>> It can delete dir if the age > 10s, but can't delete the files in it. 
>
>
> The man page for tmpfiles.d says, of the age field:
> "The age field only applies to lines starting with d, D, and x."
>
> So, the line:
>
> d /chenqiang/test_10s 0660 root root 10s
>
> indicates that systemd-tmpfiles should create the directory 
> /chenqiang/test_10s, owned by root/root with mode 0660, and 
> periodically clean it of files and empty directories more than 10s old.
>
> Note that the default configuration runs systemd-tmpfiles once per 
> day, so specifying time periods much smaller than that may not be useful.
>
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Chen, Qiang