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Op Wednesday 06 February 2008 11:19:46 schreef Duncan: |
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> FWIW, I have /tmp on tmpfs, and /var/tmp as a symlink pointing at it. |
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> There's some stuff in /var/tmp by default that really should go in /var/ |
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> cache instead (as above, it's cache, not tmp, and works best if kept over |
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> a reboot), but at least here, I was able to point it all elsewhere, thus |
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> leaving tmp (including /var/tmp) as really tmp. |
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Don't know what 'FWIW' is, but anyway :) |
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> Specifically, I have a script that I run from the local service at boot |
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> that creates individual user tempdirs for a couple users in /tmp (with a |
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> ~/tmp symlink pointed at the appropriate /tmp/<user> subdir) and |
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> additionally, creates with the appropriate permissions the various X |
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> tempdirs (.X11-unix, .ICE-unix, .font-unix, the latter for xfs font |
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> server I believe). |
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> Additionally, as a KDE user, I had to set and export three KDE* vars in |
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> my environment, KDEVARTMP and KDESYCOCA to point to a non-tmpfs cache dir |
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> location (I decided to place them in the user's homedir, not in a system |
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> dir like /var/tmp, the sycoca var of course points to a filename in the |
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> dir), and KDETMP to point to the appropriate user tmpdir under /tmp. |
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> GNOME probably has similar settings, but I'd have no idea what or where |
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> as I don't run it. |
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> Before setting the KDEVARTMP var I'd lose konqueror and general KDE |
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> favicon cache, etc. However, it wasn't anything serious, nor should it |
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> be, as the spec says /var/tmp is for cached stuff, which is nice to save |
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> over a reboot, but not critical. Again, why they don't just use /var/ |
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> cache for that, and save tmp for really tmp stuff, I don't know, but |
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> that's the way it is. |
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> After making those adjustments, I've had no further issues. |
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Thanks for the info and I'll try that when I'm ready to boot.. |
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( I wasn't thinking and I created a lvm root partition :P ) |