cbagger01
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Posted: July 16 2004,01:45 |
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The problem that you experienced is due to one of your *.dsl extensions being built wrong (I don't know who the "bad apple" is).
Basically, what happens is the bad *.dsl file changes the permissions of the /tmp folder and you are no longer allowed to write to it unless you are running as user 'root'.
A quick way to check for this problem is to type this:
tar -ztvf filename.dsl | more
Then look for the following entry in the list:
/tmp/
or
/var/tmp/
If you see this entry, then your dsl file may cause you some trouble.
Hope this helps.
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