On 28/11/24 20:08, Samuel Sieb wrote:
I've just checked this folder and the dnf clean all didn't remove the contents of the folder, and it looks to be info for all the repositories I have. It may have been created when I had the python3-dnf-plugins-local package installed as one of the sub-folders is prefix by _dnf_local_, hence I'm surprised dnf clean all didn't remove the contents, although dnf5 doesn't put is cache in that folder so what I'm seeing may not be a surprise to other people, hence the /var/tmp folder may have been created by dnf4. I can delete the folder manually, but is this sort of thing normal when upgrading from say F40 to F41?On 11/27/24 1:35 PM, Stephen Morris wrote:On 27/11/24 14:19, Samuel Sieb wrote:If you run it under sudo, it has no knowledge of a user running it. You will have to do the clean as the user if you want to do that. Apparently I did test this at some point because there's a dnf-* directory owned by my user in /var/tmp.I checked this out as well, there is a dnf-* directory owned by me in / var/tmp but it is not maintained by the current dnf. Issuing dnf clean all, not under sudo, removed 142 files, 75 directories with 0 errors, but it did not remove the directory in /var/tmp. This folder may not be a folder created by dnf, as the format is dnf - <my user name>-<entry> where "entry" doesn't look to be a hash, as for me "entry" is "erpyrkri".It won't remove the top-level directory, just like it won't remove /var/cache/dnf when you clean as root.
regards, Steve
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