infamous Can’t create/write to file Errcode:13 problem
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Hi all,
I’m running WordPress 2.0, MySQL 3.23.58, PHP Version 4.3.10, phpMyAdmin 2.5.6, Apache/2.0.50 (Fedora) on an OLM.net hosted ensim(Linux hostnamehere.net 2.4.20-13.9ensim-3.5.0-14) installation.
Recently upgraded to 2.0 with no problems(thanks for easy upgrade!). Been working fine for a couple weeks.
This morning I get:
WordPress database error: [Can’t create/write to file ‘/tmp/#sql3535_c6ca_0.MYI’ (Errcode: 13)]
on the opening screen.
so I look at
which tells me to do a show variables and I get:
tmpdir = /tmp/
I contacted the hosting provider who is currently looking into it, but they tell me /tmp is 777 as expected. I try manually creating a file in /tmp, and this works fine. My /tmp reachable from my ssh acct might be different from the “real” non-virtual /tmp, I’m not sure. Provider says plenty of space in /tmp.
I don’t have access to server config files, mysql config files, or have the ability to nohup mysql or anything.
Ideas on why this might be happening? If /tmp is 777, shouldn’t any process (regardless of permissions, even if they have changed etc) be able to write to this dir?
I haven’t provided link on purpose because the provider is banging on it right now……
Thanks!
Keith
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