Error starting due to error creating /tmp//tmux-1000 (No space left on device)

[edewit]

I start with:
sudo docker run --hostname=testhost -eUSER_ID=me -eUSER_PWD=password --rm -p 8080:8080 gcr.io/vorburger/github.com/vorburger/cloudshell-debian

on localhost:8080 I get:

[vorburger]

Thanks for having tried this project out! Hm, interesting.. also curious... it "works for me". So the error is shown in the screenshot is "error creating /tmp//tmux-1000 (No space left on device)" ... that's nothing even directly to this container - it seems like (link!) your docker doesn't let you write to /tmp? I'm not sure how that's possible...

Do you want to try, just for a test, if something like this works (I have not actually ran this command, just made it up):

sudo docker run --hostname=testhost --rm debian:latest echo "hello, world" >/tmp//tmux-1000

Do see what I mean and why I'm suggesting this? Does that work?

[edewit]

Yes I see, but it seems that is not the problem:

$> sudo docker run --hostname=testhost --rm debian:latest echo "hello, world" >/tmp//tmux-1000
Unable to find image 'debian:latest' locally
latest: Pulling from library/debian
f15005b0235f: Already exists
Digest: sha256:125ab9ab9718f4dba6c3342407bb1923afce4f6b2a12b3a502d818274db9faf9
Status: Downloaded newer image for debian:latest
$> ll /tmp/tmux-1000 
-rw-r--r--. 1 edewit edewit 13 Apr  7 15:18 /tmp/tmux-1000
$> more /tmp/tmux-1000 
hello, world

[edewit]

I think it has to do with user permissions on the container. I tried to create the file in the container and started and stopped it a couple of times also added --user 1000:1000 on command line to start it and suddenly it started working. Not sure what it was.