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Re: can't create temporary directory /root/tmp/cvs-serv
From: |
Larry Jones |
Subject: |
Re: can't create temporary directory /root/tmp/cvs-serv |
Date: |
Thu, 31 Jan 2002 15:26:37 -0500 (EST) |
Marius Krabset writes:
>
> can't create temporary directory /root/tmp/cvs-serv<pid>
> Permission denied
Somehow $TMPDIR for CVS is set to /root/tmp which is, of course,
incorrect. Unless you have something goofy in your [x]inetd
configuration for CVS, that implies that your [x]inetd is running things
with a goofy environment (something Linux systems are notorious for).
If you're running xinetd, add "passenv = PATH" to the configuration file
for CVS; that will clear everything out of the enviroment except for
$PATH. If you're running inetd, look at the env command and use it in
your inetd.conf to run CVS with an empty environment.
-Larry Jones
I'm a genius. -- Calvin