tmpwatch-2.8.4.ebuild Utility recursively searches through specified directories and removes files which have not been accessed in a specified period of time. I think this tool is very useful. It's been through rigorous bug testing and fixes over the years of use by Redhat. There are some other implementations, but I feel this is secure, fast, and easy to use. Furthermore, I think it should really be used in a crontab that comes with baselayout, but let's see what other people think. As for the ebuild itself, I'm not really happy with it. It works, but the download is a src.rpm. I cannot for the life of me find another distribution of it in a better form. Also, I'm not sure if I made proper use of the WORKDIR. Lastly, I used rpm2targz to unpack the RPM. I didn't want to force people to install the entire rpm package. I am attaching a suggested crontab for /etc/cron.daily.
Created attachment 5119 [details] tmpwatch-2.8.4.ebuild
Created attachment 5120 [details] tmpwatch.cron
Commited, thanks for the ebuild!
