Odd, persistent files in /tmp
Hi,
I hope I'm posting to the correct forum. I hope I don't have a security problem here... I'm not sure. This is on a home desktop running Slackware 12.2 with default full install. I've noticed that in the past, my /tmp directory was relatively empty. Of course it would fill up as I did things.. played YouTube vids, used OpenOffice, etc. But then, it would mostly clear out after a reboot with the exception of several entries which would be recreated. I'm finding files that I think should clear out including a .exe file. Even after a reboot, they're still there... even before I startx. The only thing I'm doing differently is using fluxbox rather than KDE, but I cannot imagine that this would be the cause. This is a list of files: Quote:
Thanks, -Joe |
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-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1001 2009-04-14 00:26 build-kqemu.log I think(?) implies you've installed QEMU, with MS in it? Hence the .exe ? |
I don't know what the .exe file is about, it can be something that was downloaded from a dangerous site, however it won't run so wouldn't worry about it. Anyway, can you post the output for this command?
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$ file /tmp/{com.izforge.izpack.util.os.Unix_Shortcut12419270299536450866496261041279.sh,bgjeth31.exe} I also recommend installing rkhunter and running it. Just in case. And finally, most distros offer a way to delete the contents of tmp directories at boot time. Maybe some other slackware user can advice you on how to go about that the slackware way. |
Hello chrism01 & i92guboj!
Thanks for the help :) Here's the output of the command: Quote:
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I've run both rkhunter and chkrootkit; Both say I'm OK. Thank you, -Joe |
This is odd...
Yesterday, I wasn't able to manually remove these extraneous files from /tmp using rm and rm -r. (Yes, I was root. :) ) After rebooting, they'd still be there. I just tried manually removing them again just now, and it worked. Quote:
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