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Tue, 21 Nov 2006 00:31:54 +0200
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What is /root/.recently-used
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In my root directory I found a file .recently-used, which is an xml file that contains all 
the files I have used, the program that I used on it, and a "time stamp"! It looks like a 
spyware program. What is its purpose? Which daemon creates it?


Here is the beginning of it:



<?xml version="1.0"?>
<RecentFiles>
   <RecentItem>
==>    <URI>file:///root/.recently-used</URI>
     <Mime-Type>text/xml</Mime-Type>
==>    <Timestamp>1164061648</Timestamp>
     <Groups>
==>     <Group>gedit</Group>
     </Groups>
   </RecentItem>
   <RecentItem>


==>    <URI>file:///root/Desktop/download/output-remained.txt</URI>
     <Mime-Type>text/plain</Mime-Type>
==>    <Timestamp>1164057197</Timestamp>
     <Groups>
==>      <Group>gedit</Group>
     </Groups>
   </RecentItem>
   <RecentItem>


==>    <URI>file:///root/Desktop/download/FSM_issue_014</URI>
     <Mime-Type>application/pdf</Mime-Type>
==>    <Timestamp>1163984525</Timestamp>
     <Groups>
     </Groups>
   </RecentItem>
   <RecentItem>

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