#	@(#) default 23.1 91/08/29 
#
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# This is a sample default file for the sanitization
# utility purge(C). This is the XENIX default file for 
# the command, namely /etc/default/purge. Entries in this
# file have the format:
#
#	file_or_device_name	type_name	[ count ]
#
# The count field is optional and defaults to one if left
# unspecified. It indicates the number of times that the utility 
# should completely overwrite the device or file when its
# type/class is purged.
#
# The command: 
#
#	% purge -t type_name [ -t another_type_name ... ] [ files ]
#
# causes all of the members of that type to be purged.
# The two special types "system" and "user" have special 
# flags and can be purged with 
#
#	% purge -s
#
# or
#
#	% purge -u
#
# respectively.
#
# See the purge(C) manual page for additional information on the
# operation of this command.
#
/tmp	system
/u	user
# The following is not supposed to be /usr! That is system!
/user	user
