hm sorry I do not understand much of this sadly, I am running it is on ubuntu 18 vps on google compute engine
on the vps i have nginx to reverse proxy the elixir app
benonymus
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benonymus
NobbZ
Ok, so lets check first if your user is able to create temporary files at all, please try the following and paste the output (run these as your user please):
$ export TEMP_DIR_TEST=$(mktemp -d)
$ echo "test" > ${TEMP_DIR_TEST}/file.txt
$ cat ${TEMP_DIR_TEST}/file.txt
$ export TEMP_FILE_TEST=$(mktemp)
$ echo "testfile" > ${TEMP_FILE_TEST}
$ cat ${TEMP_FILE_TEST}
$ unset TEMP_DIR_TEST
$ unset TEMP_FILE_TEST
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benonymus
i ran them 1by1 and this is how it went:
bence1204@instance-2:~$ export TEMP_DIR_TEST=$(mktemp -d)
bence1204@instance-2:~$ echo "test" > ${TEMP_DIR_TEST}/file.txt
bence1204@instance-2:~$ cat ${TEMP_DIR_TEST}/file.txt
test
bence1204@instance-2:~$ export TEMP_FILE_TEST=$(mktemp)
bence1204@instance-2:~$ echo "testfile" > ${TEMP_FILE_TEST}
bence1204@instance-2:~$ cat ${TEMP_FILE_TEST}
testfile
bence1204@instance-2:~$ unset TEMP_DIR_TEST
bence1204@instance-2:~$ unset TEMP_FILE_TEST
bence1204@instance-2:~$ export TEMP_DIR_TEST=$(mktemp -d)
sorry for the slow response, I am having some connection issues 
also just or the record i am usinf arc and arc_ecto if that matters
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NobbZ
So it seems as if you are able to create files and folders in the temporary area.
I’m not sure though why it doesn’t work for plug…
Can you please check the permissions of /tmp and give the output of the SE-linux commands I mentioned above?
Also, please check df -h /tmp to see what kind of filesystem we have for tmp.
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benonymus
how do i check the permissions for /tmp?
that was the output of the commands that i ran, or what other command do you mean?
the
gives this :
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/sda1 9.6G 2.7G 7.0G 28% /
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NobbZ
benonymus
ok i missed those
getenforce and sestatus
Command ‘getenforce’ not found, but can be installed with:
apt install selinux-utils
Please ask your administrator.
Command ‘sestatus’ not found, but can be installed with:
apt install policycoreutils
Please ask your administrator.
so I am not running in se linux context, should i install those?
and
shows this:
drwxrwxrwt 15 root root 4096 Sep 14 15:48 /tmp
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NobbZ
benonymus
ok figured some stuff, the folder are created, but they are in the build folder with their release,
https://github.com/stavro/arc/issues/264
what the problem is that the saved path does not seem to point to the folder
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