>Dear Debian Ruby Team, > >During configuration in the postinst script, bundle is called with a >user id different from root. If the TMPDIR of root is not accessible >for other users there appears the warning > >TMPDIR is not writable
I think this represents a change in the default bundler behavior as nothing has been done to Redmine as far as I know to make this change. This replaces the previous warning about how bundler should not be run as root. >Maybe TMPDIR should be redefined when calling bundle. This warning doesn’t appear to cause any problems, but I would be willing set TMPDIR just to get rid of the warning. However, maybe it makes more sense to deal with this in the bundler package (set a usable default TMPDIR). >By the way, there's also a warning that /var/www (owned by root) i >not writeable. Probably related to the above. I am copying debian-ruby to see if anyone has any ideas as to the best way to address this. >Regards, >Jörg. -- Soren Stoutner so...@debian.org
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