I found that on our UNIX machine, we use the followin to set an environment
variable:
setenv TMPDIR=/path/to/directory
So I've tried this, followed by the htmerge command. While htmerge is
running, I do a "ps" to see the processes, and I see that htmerge has been
re-mapped to the correct place:
username 7135 7134 21 12:24:53 pts/4 0:05 /bin/sort -T
/path/to/directory/htdig/temp= /old/wordlist/path/db.wordlist
BUT... when I watch the amount of disk space, it eats it up from the "/var"
directory... instead of the "/home" directory that I've re-routed it to?!
Shouldn't it just use the new "TMPDIR" for storage? Is setenv the correct
command?
Keith Humpf
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IIT Research Institute
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