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Since we want Backdrop to run well on shared hosting, we should make sure it's deletes any file it saves in /tmp.
I'm finding that some shared hosting providers don't provide very much space for the /tmp directory, and it's often shared across all accounts placed on that server. If this directory is only cleared once a day by the server it's likely to fill up, which can cause a Backdrop site to become completely inoperable. (I was getting a server 500 error for all authenticated users)
1) What kind of files are placed in /tmp? 2) Are they all deleted when we're done with them?
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