Where is Slackware's "per user tmp that should survive reboots"?
by Lockywolf from LinuxQuestions.org on (#5GDJF)
Hello, everyone.
I need advice on where to put a file that records when I last made a backup.
Now I put it into /run/user/$uid , which is not too bad, but does not survive reboots.
Potential directories include "/var/tmp/user/$pid", "~/.local/var/tmp", ~/.local/tmp", or whatever I haven't thought about.
What is the Slackware way of keeping these files?
I need advice on where to put a file that records when I last made a backup.
Now I put it into /run/user/$uid , which is not too bad, but does not survive reboots.
Potential directories include "/var/tmp/user/$pid", "~/.local/var/tmp", ~/.local/tmp", or whatever I haven't thought about.
What is the Slackware way of keeping these files?