Use environment variable to set the tmp directory#378
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Use environment variable to set the tmp directory#378tjomk wants to merge 1 commit intojborg:masterfrom tjomk:fix/tmpdir
tjomk wants to merge 1 commit intojborg:masterfrom
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did you try setting TEMP which should have the same effect and is supported by default? |
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@ThomasWaldmann do you mean |
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https://docs.python.org/3/library/tempfile.html search for TEMP on that page, it is a standard thing used by a lot of software, including python's tempfile module. |
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@ThomasWaldmann it did work! Thanks a lot! |
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I had a problem with running attic on a system where root partition was very small. When attic was verifying archives it was using ~160MB of disk space which was way more than the allowed 100MB.