On Thu, Nov 24, 2011 at 5:18 PM, clemens fischer
wrote:
>
> I mean, this is stupid. Many people keep /tmp in RAM, on a tmpfs, and
> make it big enough, but not too big, as it takes away RAM when getting
> loaded.
there isn't much reason to limit tmpfs or /tmp ... you should be using
a swap devic
Hi,
Sometimes you simply need more space that the one available in /tmp.
In all my systems /tmp is in ram and as some machines have only 4Gb
memory the available space in /tmp is about 2Gb only which is
sufficient for most of the stuff but some compilations need more.
Hector
On 25 November 2011
On 25/11/11 09:18, clemens fischer wrote:
Hi,
would it be possible to let pacman, libalpm and libfetch honor the
environment variable TMPDIR?
I mean, this is stupid. Many people keep /tmp in RAM, on a tmpfs, and
make it big enough, but not too big, as it takes away RAM when getting
loaded.
[2011-11-25 00:18:43 +0100] clemens fischer:
> would it be possible to let pacman, libalpm and libfetch honor the
> environment variable TMPDIR?
>
> I mean, this is stupid. Many people keep /tmp in RAM, on a tmpfs, and
> make it big enough, but not too big, as it takes away RAM when getting
> loa
Hi,
would it be possible to let pacman, libalpm and libfetch honor the
environment variable TMPDIR?
I mean, this is stupid. Many people keep /tmp in RAM, on a tmpfs, and
make it big enough, but not too big, as it takes away RAM when getting
loaded.
#define TMP_LOC "TMPDIR"
#include /* gete
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