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Remote server fails to start if tmp directory is on another drive #110

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Keno opened this issue Jun 27, 2015 · 3 comments · May be fixed by joseroubert08/nuclide#31, enterstudio/nuclide#32, joseroubert08/nuclide#39 or enterstudio/nuclide#42

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@Keno
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Keno commented Jun 27, 2015

kfischer@julia:~$ cat ~/nuclide.nohup.out
[2015-06-27T20:09:00.903Z] [INFO] nuclide - NuclideServer started on port 9000.
[2015-06-27T20:09:00.911Z] [ERROR] nuclide - uncaughtException: { [Error: EXDEV, rename '/tmp/nuclide-node-transpiler115527-86041-1o9ypgt']
  errno: -18,
  code: 'EXDEV',
  path: '/tmp/nuclide-node-transpiler115527-86041-1o9ypgt' }

I assume it's trying to compile into /tmp and then moving it somewhere more permanent.

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Keno commented Jun 27, 2015

Even after setting a different TMPDIR, I'm unfortunately still not getting a successful version check on the port, so please let me know what I should do to debug.

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This looks like the same issue as #88. The /tmp directory is likely mounted and effectively on a different device.

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Keno commented Jun 27, 2015

Correct.

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