Same story, different month.
rdiff-backup works fine for one or two backups, and then all of a sudden I
start getting this error message:
IOError: [Errno 2] No usable temporary directory found in ['/tmp', '/var/tmp',
'/usr/tmp', '/']
I _do not have_ a /tmp or /var/tmp or /usr/tmp on the remote end. My ssh login
is jailed in a chroot, and that chroot does not have a /tmp of any kind.
Am I correct that it is complaining about the _remote_ /tmp ? (my local /tmp
seems fine, and is not full)
.
Is it possible for me to tell rdiff-backup to put the temporary files somewhere
else ? NO I DO NOT have the ability to set a ENV VAR on the remote side. I
can't log in interactively and I am in a jail. I need to tell rdiff-backup
_from my end_ to put the temp files in /some/remote/directory.
Can anyone help with this ? I have asked this question several times over the
last few months and get _nothing_ in response. Is it just impossible to use
rdiff-backup with a remote jail with no /tmp ?
Thanks.
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