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Hi,
during compiling of some applications I ran into the problem that the compiler would write temp files to /tmp, which is located on the NAS' ramdisk and hence very small (10MB). On 2 occasions compilation could not be completed because there was no space left.
Is it possible to redirect the compiler to a different temp-dir?
Or is there a safe way to symlink the original /tmp to somewhere else? I'm reluctant to try, as there are multiple files in /tmp which seem important to the device.
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I hit the same think (compiling cmake); I just copied the /tmp files to a new disk location and symlinked briefly to compile; may not be "safe" so I didn't do anything else with the box while compiling and restarted right after (my concern was open file handles and such)...
It's very easy to compile lsof (http://people.freebsd.org/~abe/) for the 323 then it's easy to see if running processes have open handles to /tmp.
-Jeff
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