#temporary file

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How to delete temp files in computer - Easy way 2020 trick

Every computer user may have heard about the temporary files from one place or another, and some may have even noticed where they are located and what they do. These days, every device in the technology world is getting faster and reliable; the same goes for computers. Users who are aware of these files also know about the space it takes and has heard about deleting these files. But they are still uncertain about the safety of these files.

Click below link and see how to delete your all temp file.

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How delete temp files in a computer

What is temporary file? A #temporary #file is a file created in a #computer to retain #information when a file is created and when it is modified. Once the program is closed, the temporary file is deleted. Store and move temporary file data, manage settings, help #recover lost data, and manage multiple users.

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Can’t create/write to file ‘/tmp/’ (Errcode: 13) MySQL error

Today one specific VPS server had a MySQL failure. It is a critical MySQL server, so… the first thing I tried was to restore the service while starting the MySQL daemon, but it never did:

Timeout error occurred trying to start MySQL Daemon. Starting MySQL: [FAILED]

And the only thing I got at the logs was this:

/usr/libexec/mysqld: Can't create/write to file '/tmp/95fb1' (Errcode: 13) InnoDB: Error: unable to create temporary file; errno: 13 [ERROR] Can't init databases [ERROR] Aborting /usr/libexec/mysqld: Shutdown complete

The error speaks for itself: “Error: unable to create temporary file“. On most unix / linux systems the temporary files are created at /tmp directory, and that already gives us a clue about what’s going on. But we need more information, that’s when the perror commands comes in:

The error number is 13, as seen on the logs:

Can’t create/write to file ‘/tmp/’ (Errcode: 13)

So, let’s see what an error 13 really means:

perror 13

And we see it’s a permission denied error:

[my@server ~]$ perror 13 OS error code 13: Permission denied

The solution?

Set the correct owner and permissions to /tmp by running this commands:

chown root.root /tmp -v chmod 1777 /tmp -v

Now restart MySQL to test it:

/etc/init.d/mysqld start

That’s all, now your MySQL server should be able to start without any warnings or failures:

[my@server:~]service mysqld start Starting mysqld: [ OK ]