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On an OpenSUSE system I have my /tmp filled with temp files, how can I automatically manage this?

You just have to edit /etc/sysconf/cron and define your policy on “temp” directory deletion there.

This could be also used to purge old pandora data stored in /var/spool/pandora/data_in (Old _BADXML_ files, for example).

OpenSUSE  versions > 11.x has a powerful script to manage temporal directories/data.

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