Post #1394330

@mhoye @gabrielesvelto At least on Fedora, it looks as if tmpfilesd is being used purely to make sure quotas are applied. So there are multiple layers of stupid here: - Using a temporary file management daemon to handle quotas for non-temporary files. - Making quota-management part of a temporary files daemon rather than keeping it as a separate composable utility. - Making --purge purge things that aren't set up to have any cleanup applied. Fun feature for trolls though. "To clean up temporary files and clear space, just run sudo systemd-tmpfiles --purge."