This article will guide you on how to clean the /tmp directory in Linux systems. First, you should check how full your /tmp directory is. You can use the following command for this:

df -h /tmp

If the /tpm directory is full, you can proceed with cleaning by following the steps below. However, keep in mind that these operations can be risky, and a wrong step may affect your system.

  1. First, stop the running services:

    service httpd stop
    service mysql stop
    /etc/init.d/chkservd stop

  2. Then, use the following commands to unmount and delete the /tmp directory and recreate it:

    /bin/umount -l /tmp
    /bin/umount -l /var/tmp
    /bin/rm -fv /usr/tmpDSK
    /scripts/securetmp (soru sorarsa onaylayın)

  3. Finally, restart the services you stopped:

    service mysql start
    service httpd start
    /etc/init.d/chkservd restart

By following these steps, you can clean your /tmp directory. However, please remember these operations are risky and only apply to Linux systems. In case of any issues, hostingturkiye.com.tr and its team cannot be held responsible.

 

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