If you mean the servers /tmp directory, you don't want to empty it because some files belong there. If it's getting full you may want to look for old session files and delete them. Sometimes they get left there.
If you're not worried about removing session files currently being used, you can do a quick cleanup with rm -f /etc/sess_* in shell.
If you're not worried about removing session files currently being used, you can do a quick cleanup with rm -f /etc/sess_* in shell.
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