Hi
I’ve mounted my NAS drive and can access it fine, but I’m seeing CIFSxx files being created.
These appear to be temp files.
Echo’ing $TMP & $TEMP both return blank, could that be the issue ?
Any idea how I fix this ?
Thanks
Hi
I’ve mounted my NAS drive and can access it fine, but I’m seeing CIFSxx files being created.
These appear to be temp files.
Echo’ing $TMP & $TEMP both return blank, could that be the issue ?
Any idea how I fix this ?
Thanks
Hello Tom_T,
Welcome here.
Please we are all human beings here and thus can not guess with enough certainty which level of openSUSE you use.
Also, please, when you want to post things you did in a terminal (which we love, because they are real facts and not stories) copy/paste the prompt, command and output in the post between CODE tags. And here is how you get CODE tags: http://forums.opensuse.org/english/information-new-users/advanced-how-faq-read-only/451526-posting-code-tags-guide.html
Please check if I did the same as you tried to describe:
henk@boven:~> echo $TMP
henk@boven:~> echo $TEMP
henk@boven:~>
When yes, you see that I have the same as you have. Thus your system is not abnormal.
And you also fail to tell where you see those files created. Again, a command with it’s output could tell us much about the where, the magic xx you mention and more.
Thanks for the reply.
This is on openSuse 11.4
I have my NAS drive mounted using :
sudo mount -t cifs -o username=user,password=password,uid=wwwrun,gid=www //192.168.0.1/Share /media/Share
I have a bespoke application, that as part of it’s internal process, saves pairs of files to ‘Share’ and once they have been processed one file is deleted and the other moved to a sub folder.
Once the move is complete I end up with a file called cifsxx in Share - where xx is 2 letters or numbers.
If I cat this cifsxx file the contents are the same as the file that has been deleted.
I wondered if these were tmp files and are being created on the NAS instead of in TMP !
Thanks