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Is it possible to change the directory that mkrescue uses? as some of the server we have noexec on /tmp #2418

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moonSymph opened this issue Jun 5, 2020 · 1 comment

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moonSymph commented Jun 5, 2020

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Is it possible to change the directory that mkrescue uses? as some of the server we have noexec on /tmp #2418

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    Rhel 6.10

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@moonSymph moonSymph changed the title Is it possible to change the direction that mkrescue uses? as some of the server we have noexec on /tmp Is it possible to change the directory that mkrescue uses? as some of the server we have noexec on /tmp Jun 5, 2020
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