Hello, I’d like to discuss the issue I faced. I don’t know should I fill issue report or make something else. I made a decision to disable systemd-tmpfiles-clean entirely.
systemd-tmpfiles-clean by default configured to delete all files from /tmp with atime older than 10 days after 15 min of system startup. That is regulated using tmpfiles.d rule and systemd-tmpfiles-clean.timer. If machine has incorrect time set during boot (RTC not configured and no /var/lib/systemd/clock) and later that time will be corrected using ntp, than systemd-tmpfiles-clean could delete all files and folder (created withing 15 min, even opened and used at time systemd-tmpfiles-clean run) from /tmp directory. I’d think about patching linux kernel to bind tmpfs atime to CLOCK_MONOTONIC. So atime wouldn’d be affected by system time changes. May be there is another solution for the issue. Regards, Alexander. _______________________________________________ systemd-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/systemd-devel
