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You shouldn't use /tmp for that for that reason. aunpack for example extracts into a temp directory in the same directory as the final destination.
by edflsafoiewq 2y ago
You shouldn't use /tmp for that for that reason. aunpack for example extracts into a temp directory in the same directory as the final destination.
- bravetraveler 2y agoI'm fine with either, I think you and Andrew at the top of the thread agree - PeaZip does as you suggest. I'm just piling on :D Things that naively use temporary directories otherwise may run into an extra copy... because it's not necessarily on the same filesystem. It's rare, in fact, on modern Linux