How to prevent Linux from deleting temporary files on shutdown

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Published on 2010-06-02T16:24:32Z Indexed on 2010/06/02 16:34 UTC
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Hi, I am using Ubutu 10.04. I have some apps that create a few temporary files in /tmp/<file> as part of their shutdown process. I want to inspect those files when the apps are closed in the event of a system shutdown. However, when the system comes up again I find that all temporary files have been deleted. How can I ask the system not to clear the files in /tmp/ on shutdown?

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How to prevent Linux from deleting temporary files on shutdown

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Published on 2010-06-02T16:24:32Z Indexed on 2010/06/02 16:44 UTC
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Hi, I am using Ubutu 10.04. I have some apps that create a few temporary files in /tmp/<file> as part of their shutdown process. I want to inspect those files when the apps are closed in the event of a system shutdown. However, when the system comes up again I find that all temporary files have been deleted. How can I ask the system not to clear the files in /tmp/ on shutdown?

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