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Hello world ! |
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I do an answer very very very late. But I would to thanks a lot Rich, |
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Mick, Walter Dnes, James, and Marc Joliet, for their responses. |
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The basic subject make a interesting conversation. |
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I think my problem was that my /tmp is a LVM logical volume. The systemd |
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service did empty the /tmp before the mount of the tmp LV. |
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I don't very need to separate /tmp from the / LV. So I deleted it (the |
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/tmp, not the / ^^). An other solution would may be to change the good |
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systemd service to affect the boot order. |
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This TOPIC is SOLVED. |
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Thank you again ! |
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Bye |
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Hogren |
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On 16/07/2016 00:18, Marc Joliet wrote: |
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> On Friday 15 July 2016 08:44:39 Rich Freeman wrote: |
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>> I checked and it looks like the default on Gentoo is to not clear |
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>> tmpfiles on a running system at all: |
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>> cat /usr/lib/tmpfiles.d/tmp.conf |
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>> v /tmp 1777 root root |
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>> v /var/tmp 1777 root root |
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> Which is due to https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=490676 (I still fail |
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> to understand the reasoning behind the change, but oh well). Personally, I |
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> manually override Gentoo's own override in order to retain upstream behaviour. |
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