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I regularly amass a mass of junk files in my ~/public_html that I don't need.
Most of these were uploaded to share something on IRC / email / IM, and aren't
needed after some number of days.

To address this, I wrote a small garbage collector in C. Its file retention
period is shamelessly stolen from the kind folks at <http://0x0.st/> and
<https://ttm.sh/>, with the exception that files larger than max_size are kept
for a fxed number of days before being deleted.

SETUP:

    Edit the paths in cleanup.c
    compile cleanup.c: gcc -o tmpclean -lm cleanup.c
    add a daily cronjob that calls cleanup

USAGE:

    cleanup
        -v verbose
        -n dry run
        -x filename
            exclude filename from cleanup

TO UPLOAD:

    I have a flaky shell script 'ptmp' that scps files to the right directory
    with a temporary filename.