temporary-files

I am creating temporary files from a bash script. I am deleting them at the end of the processing, but since the script is running for quite a long time, if I kill it or simply CTRL-C during the run, the temp files are not deleted. Is there a way I can catch those events and clean-up the files before the execution ends? Also, is there some kind of best practice for the naming and location of those temp files? I'm currently not sure between using: TMP1=`mktemp -p /tmp` TMP2=`mktemp -p /tmp` ... and TMP1=/tmp/`basename $0`1.$$ TMP2=/tmp/`basename $0`2.$$ ... Or maybe is there some better

I am trying to build my project in Visual Studio (which had been fine until this morning when I came to my machine and it had restarted following a windows update) and now I am getting some errors pertaining to devex components, saying that: The type 'ASP.components_legendcontrol_ascx' exists in both 'c:\Users\~\AppData\Local\Temp\Temporary ASP.NET Files\temp\b2334824\769a6106\App_Web_legendcontrol.ascx.7e693e39.3dzqvxte.dll' and 'c:\Users\~\AppData\Local\Temp\Temporary ASP.NET Files\temp\b2334824\769a6106 I am running DevExpress DXperience 12.1. I have tried cleaning the directory, getting a

I have an application written in Python that's writing large amounts of data to the %TEMP% folder. Oddly, every once and awhile, it dies, returning IOError: [Errno 28] No space left on device . The drive has plenty of free space, %TEMP% is not its own partition, I'm an administrator, and the system has no quotas. Does Windows artificially put some types of limits on the data in %TEMP% ? If not, any ideas on what could be causing this issue? EDIT : Following discussions below, I clarified the question to better explain what's going on. What is the exact error you encounter? Are you creating too

Possible Duplicate: Creating tempory folders I'm looking for something like the tempfile module in Python: A (preferably) secure way to open a file for writing to. This should be easy to delete when I'm done too... It seems, .NET does not have the "batteries included" features of the tempfile module, which not only creates the file, but returns the file descriptor (old school, I know...) to it along with the path. At the same time, it makes sure only the creating user can access the file and whatnot ( mkstemp() I think): https://docs.python.org/library/tempfile.html Ah, yes, I can see that.

I have used file-upload (common fileuplod) in strtus-2.3.15.3 . There is one Form in my .jsp with multiple field with many diff type(textfield,textarea,hidden,file) including FILE and obvious SUBMIT . When i submit form by selecting one file and enter some text in all other field its generated .tmp file in mention temp folder . Only .tmp file related to file field is going to delete after uploading my file to myfolder but rest of .tmp (with 1kb size) file is remaing as its . List items = upload.parseRequest(servletRequest); This line in below code generate .tmp file for all field which have

I wanted to ask if it's possible to create PDF/XLS documents as temporary files. I'm doing that to send them using flask afterwards. For pdf/xls files creation I use reportlab and xlsxwriter packages respectively. When I save document using their methods, I get the "Python temporary file permission denied" error. When I try to close using the tempfile methods, files become corrupted. Is there any way to overcome this? Or any other suitable solution? EDIT: Some code snippets: import xlswriter import tempfile from flask import after_this_request @app.route('/some_url', method=['POST']) def

As I understand Herokus Ephemeral filesystem will only allow you write access to a temporary folder. Created files in that folder will be discarded when the dyno the files was created with is stopped or restarted. What I don't understand is what happens if the dyno is not stopped or restarted? Will files still be discarded after a certain time? We are currently building a system that generates pdf files and forwards them via mail (or you can download the file). Do I need to remove the pdf files myself after they have been sent/downloaded, or can I rely on them being removed automatically by