Disk space on /tmp is full during upgrade.
Hello! I am upgrading an application to Pega 8.x via the upgrade.sh script. In the process of running the upgrade, I got this error - No Space Left on Device error.
[java] com.pega.pegarules.pub.clipboard.PegaArchiveException: No space left on device
Is there a way to not write to the /tmp folder during the upgrade? Is there a way that I can specify my own folder location to write the files to?
I am not able to have any additional space on the /tmp folder added.
Thanks!
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Accepted Solution
Updated: 22 Jan 2020 1:57 EST
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US
Thank you for all of the replies. I was able to complete the upgrade.
Seems like the first time I ran the ugprade the has enough space check failed:
[pega:hasenoughspace] Not Able to Check for Free space on '/p01/app/pega/831Upgrade/scripts/${user.temp.dir.root}'
Therefore, it used the /tmp folder. On subsequent runs, it was able to check the free space and find the right temporary directory.
Thanks!
Fuji Soft Inc
JP
Am also like to get comments from experts to know the solution for this.
BTW, The below post will help you to resolve the issue temporarily by deleting the unwanted temp folders.
https://collaborate.pega.com/question/which-cache-directories-can-be-cleaned
Pegasystems Inc.
IN
If you use command line to perform the upgrade, then you have an option in setupdatabase.properties:
# USER TEMP DIRECTORY
# Will use default if not set to valid directory
user.temp.dir=
You can set the above parameter to use a different temp directory.
Proximus
BE
Hello,
you might check: https://collaborate.pega.com/question/installsh-failed
Regards
Anthony
Accepted Solution
Updated: 22 Jan 2020 1:57 EST
Highmark Health
US
Thank you for all of the replies. I was able to complete the upgrade.
Seems like the first time I ran the ugprade the has enough space check failed:
[pega:hasenoughspace] Not Able to Check for Free space on '/p01/app/pega/831Upgrade/scripts/${user.temp.dir.root}'
Therefore, it used the /tmp folder. On subsequent runs, it was able to check the free space and find the right temporary directory.
Thanks!
