On 27.08.2014 23:52, Michael Biebl wrote:
Am 27.08.2014 22:36, schrieb Wouter Van Hemel:
My /tmp is a symlink to /var/tmp (because I like to keep my / clean):
..
Could this be related, and if so, how do I solve it? Should I fiddle
with tmpfiles.d or just abandon the symlinking?
No idea, why don't you just try to use a real directory for /tmp?
I don't think having /tmp being a symlink to /var/tmp is really
supported. Those directories have different semantics after all.
I don't really see a difference between a real /tmp and a real /var/tmp
directory. A directory should be just a directory, and symlinks aren't
exactly a new invention either. I'm a bit surprised this should break
anything.
On servers I usually have a small root partition and sometimes even
read-only, so I try to keep /tmp on its own partition or symlink it to
the /var partition.
This system is my laptop, and /tmp is a symlink to /var so nothing can
fill up the root partition or thrash the filesystem by accident.
Thanks,
Wouter Van Hemel
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