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Nnomizfs replied to the thread [SOLVED] How can i disable /var/tmp from being used when uploading .ISO files?.It's not really solved, if anyone knows how i can remove the [SOLVED] status from this thread i will
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Nnomizfs replied to the thread [SOLVED] How can i disable /var/tmp from being used when uploading .ISO files?.Yeah.. Still with trixie now running /tmp as a ramdisk, this issue would be easily solved if there was an option to use /tmp instead of /var/tmp for ISO uploads..
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Nnomizfs reacted to leesteken's post in the thread [SOLVED] How can i disable /var/tmp from being used when uploading .ISO files? with
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Files /var/tmp are supposed to survive a reboot (unlike files /tmp) and is therefore typically not a RAM-disk. Maybe Proxmox developers chose /var/tmp because it is usually bigger than /tmp? -
Nnomizfs replied to the thread [SOLVED] How can i disable /var/tmp from being used when uploading .ISO files?.update.. /var/tmp is still not a ramdisk it seems: # mount | grep tmp udev on /dev type devtmpfs (rw,nosuid,relatime,size=131949456k,nr_inodes=32987364,mode=755,inode64) tmpfs on /run type tmpfs...
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Nnomizfs replied to the thread [SOLVED] How can i disable /var/tmp from being used when uploading .ISO files?.Unsure what you mean by that.. If you have time, can you check if /tmp is now a ramdisk in PVE9? as per my reply above
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Nnomizfs replied to the thread [SOLVED] How can i disable /var/tmp from being used when uploading .ISO files?.Without knowing if relevant, i recently upgraded to PVE 9 (debian trixie) and now remember skimming the changelog and noticed a mention that in Trixie, /tmp is now a RAM disk, just like in Fedora etc, so if anyone here is inclined to check, is...
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Nnomizfs replied to the thread [SOLVED] How can i disable /var/tmp from being used when uploading .ISO files?.Let's consider that a solution.
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Nnomizfs reacted to leesteken's post in the thread [SOLVED] How can i disable /var/tmp from being used when uploading .ISO files? with Like.
I assume most people gave up on using the GUI for this and use scp to directly copy ISOs to their final location on the server.
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Nnomizfs replied to the thread [SOLVED] How can i disable /var/tmp from being used when uploading .ISO files?.Hi all, sorry for no reply, i been away from this for years. I have no clue about this, i had been expecting the dev team to figure this out, but afaik no solutions yet, other than creating custom directories etc.. I would prefer a real solution...