Hi again,
How about creating and using a special ssh.net subdirectory for testing purposes? then it can be disposed at will with rm -rf.
Or having the test files containing a special pattern in their name, then in OnInit() you could find them and delete them with "find . -type f -name *.your_pattern -print | xargs rm".
I guess it's rather improbable that people will use a dedicated machine just for tests, or that they will setup special accounts only for this, but that's my opinion and I cannot speak for all.
Thanks and best regards!
How about creating and using a special ssh.net subdirectory for testing purposes? then it can be disposed at will with rm -rf.
Or having the test files containing a special pattern in their name, then in OnInit() you could find them and delete them with "find . -type f -name *.your_pattern -print | xargs rm".
I guess it's rather improbable that people will use a dedicated machine just for tests, or that they will setup special accounts only for this, but that's my opinion and I cannot speak for all.
Thanks and best regards!