, William P [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 06, 2003 1:54 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Using /tmp
I'm writing a Regina script and seem to be missing some
nuance about writing temporary files to the /tmp directory.
Can anyone comment on what's going wrong here? (Excerpt
I'm writing a Regina script and seem to be missing some nuance about writing temporary
files to the /tmp directory. Can anyone comment on what's going wrong here? (Excerpt
from Trace Results):
29 *-* 'rm 'tmpfile
V /tmp/request_linux_server.tmp
rm: cannot lstat
I'm writing a Regina script and seem to be missing some
nuance about writing temporary files to the /tmp directory.
Can anyone comment on what's going wrong here? (Excerpt from
Trace Results):
29 *-* 'rm 'tmpfile
V /tmp/request_linux_server.tmp
rm: cannot lstat
On Wed, 6 Aug 2003, Scully, William P wrote:
I'm writing a Regina script and seem to be missing some nuance about writing
temporary files to the /tmp directory. Can anyone comment on what's going wrong
here? (Excerpt from Trace Results):
29 *-* 'rm 'tmpfile
V
On Wed, 2003-08-06 at 20:24, Lucius, Leland wrote:
So the actual file isn't the problem, it's the directory it resides in.
Since it says you need search rights, you'll need to make sure the directory
has the X flag set for the owner, group, or everybody running the EXEC.
If the mode of /tmp
I'd guess that /tmp/request_linux_server.tmp exists, but is
not readable by this userid. I always use the mktemp
command to generate a unique name. ( mktemp
/tmp/request_linux_server. ). The name generated is
written to stdout. A file with that name is NOT created, the
script must
