Adding the following lines to /etc/profile to delet the variables didn't
help anything:
TMP=
TEMP=
TMPDIR=
The same error occured a the same place, so it's neither a solution nor
even a workaround for our problem.
Christoph
Corinna Vinschen
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> - Would it be possible for the Cygwin developers to implement the usage
of
> a /tmp independet from it's windows pendant to cure this?
The usage of $TEMP/$TMP/$TMPDIR has nothing to do with Cygwin. The
Cygwin DLL itself has no need for a tmp dir. The reason it's used is
that bash honors (at least) $TMPDIR. One workaround would be to delete
these environment variables before bash is called. But, of course, this
doesn't help to track down the actual cause of the problem.
Corinna
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