#!@@@perl@@@ -w =head1 NAME cleandir - remove unused files from directory =head1 SYNOPSIS cleandir [-d days] [-n] [-v] [-s] directory... =head1 DESCRIPTION cleandir recursively searches each directory given on the commandline for files and subdirectories which have not been accessed for n days and deletes them. It is intended to be used on /tmp and other world-writable directories and implements a number of checks to prevent symlink or directory switching attacks. It also does not cross mount points. =head1 OPTIONS =over 4 =item B<-d days> Delete files which have not been accessed for the given number of days. The default is 14. =item B<-m> Consider only the last modification time of the file, not the last access time. =item B<-n> No-op. Don't delete any files. =item B<-s> Skip sockets and named pipes. Some programs (notably X11 and some databases) create sockets and named pipes in /tmp and foolishly expect them to survive. This option exists to humour them. =item B<-v> Verbose. Can be repeated to increase verbosity. =back =head1 AUTHOR Peter J. Holzer . Thanks to Chris Mason for some enhancements. =cut use strict; use File::stat; use POSIX; use Getopt::Long; use Pod::Usage; my $verbose = 0; my $nop = 0; my $skip_fifos = 0; my $mtime_only = 0; sub cleandir { my ($dir, $since, $level) = (@_); my $notremoved = 0; if ($verbose > 1) { print STDERR "$0:", " " x $level, " cleandir $dir $since {\n"; } if (!opendir(DIR, ".")) { printf STDERR "$0:", " " x $level, " cannot opendir $dir: $!"; return; } my $std = lstat("."); my $fs = $std->dev; for my $i (readdir(DIR)) { if ($i eq "." || $i eq "..") {next} if ($verbose > 2) { print STDERR "$0:", " " x $level, " checking $dir/$i\n"; } my $st = lstat("$i"); # Skip anything on a different filesystem if ($st->dev != $fs) { $notremoved++; next; } # Skip sockets and pipes if ($skip_fifos && (-p _ || -S _)) { $notremoved++; next; } if ($verbose > 3) { print STDERR "$0:", " " x $level, " mtime=", $st->mtime, " atime=", $st->atime, "\n"; } if (-d _) { my $cwd = getcwd(); if (chdir($i)) { my $remaining = -1; my $st1 = lstat("."); if ($st->dev == $st1->dev && $st->ino == $st1->ino) { $remaining = cleandir("$dir/$i", $since, $level+1); } else { print STDERR "$0:", " " x $level, " $dir/$i changed dev/inode from ", $st->dev, "/", $st->ino, " to ", $st1->dev, "/", $st1->ino, "\n"; } chdir($cwd); my $std1 = lstat("."); if (!($std->dev == $std1->dev && $std->ino == $std1->ino)) { print STDERR "$0:", " " x $level, " $cwd changed dev/inode from ", $std->dev, "/", $std->ino, " to ", $std1->dev, "/", $std1->ino, "\n"; return ++$notremoved; } if ($remaining == 0 && $st->mtime < $since) { if ($verbose > 0) { print STDERR "$0:", " " x $level, "rmdir $i\n"; } if (rmdir("$i")) {next} print STDERR "$0:", " " x $level, "rmdir $i failed: $!\n"; } } else { print STDERR "$0:", " " x $level, " chdir $dir/$i failed: $!\n"; } } elsif ($st->mtime < $since && ($st->atime < $since || $mtime_only)) { if ($nop) { print "would remove $dir/$i\n"; } else { if ($verbose > 0) { print STDERR "$0:", " " x $level, " removing $dir/$i\n"; } if (unlink("$i")) {next} print STDERR "$0:", " " x $level, " removing $dir/$i failed: $!\n"; } } $notremoved++; } if ($verbose > 1) { print STDERR "$0:", " " x $level, " cleandir: $notremoved }\n"; } return $notremoved; } sub main { my $since = time() - 14 * 86400;; my $i; my $help; GetOptions('help|?' => \$help, 'days|d=f' => sub { $since = time() - $_[1] * 86400; }, 'verbose|v' => sub { $verbose++ }, 'nop|n' => \$nop, 'skip-fifos|s' => \$skip_fifos, 'mtime-only|m' => \$mtime_only, ) or pod2usage(2); pod2usage(1) if $help; pod2usage(2) unless (@ARGV); while ($i = shift(@ARGV)) { my $cwd = getcwd(); if (chdir($i)) { cleandir($i, $since, 0); chdir($cwd); } } exit(0); } main(); # $Log: cleandir.pl,v $ # Revision 1.5 2003-05-16 13:38:25 hjp # Included -m (mtime-only) option (CVS is nice, but only if it used). # Improved pod a bit. # # Revision 1.4 2003/05/15 10:49:33 hjp # Changed tests on skip_fifo to use _ instead of $i. The latter caused # extra calls to stat which clobbered the state of _ which caused spurious # errors/warnings on symlinks. # # Revision 1.3 2003/05/14 11:49:56 hjp # Added yet another patch by Chris Mason. # # Added POD. # # Changed option processing to use Getopt::Long and Pod::Usage. # # Revision 1.2 2002/02/25 23:33:29 hjp # Applied patch from "Chris L. Mason" to prevent # filesystem traversal. # # Return immediately if we cannot chdir back to the directory we came # from. # # Revision 1.1 2001/06/25 17:55:03 hjp # Added configure script to figure out perl location. # # Revision 1.4 2000/11/20 21:10:08 hjp # Checks introduced in last version prevented deletion of unused subdirs. # Fixed. # # revision 1.3 # date: 2000/09/10 16:16:41; author: hjp; state: Exp; lines: +37 -6 # Added checks to detect directory/symlink switching attacks. # ---------------------------- # revision 1.2 # date: 1999/08/21 12:37:53; author: hjp; state: Exp; lines: +25 -13 # More levels of verbosity. # ---------------------------- # revision 1.1 # date: 1999/07/09 21:05:26; author: hjp; state: Exp; # Added cleandir #