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Remote Console Commands are Creating .TMP Files in the TEMP Directory That Are Never Removed
Problem:
When using the standard remote console (not a live console) to issue commands to a Domino server, the Domino server creates .TMP files, as seen on the server console itself. Occasionally, these .TMP files are not deleted and numerous files with names in the format of 0001234.TMP are found in the system's TEMP directory.
Solution:
This can occur if invalid TELL commands are issued that do not return an error, such as "tell fun quit", or if a task is told to quit that is not running (has already been stopped), such as "tell router quit."
Typically, these files are easily identified by the names and the fact that the majority of them will be of 0K byte sizes. At this point, the only workaround for this problem is to manually delete these files.
UND dann noch dies:
.TMP Files Are Being Written to the \WINNT Directory Instead of Temp Using the Remote Console
Problem:
While using the Remote Console from a Notes Client (4.5x, 4.6x, or 5.x), the actual Domino server shows that .TMP files are being written to the %SystemRoot% folder (C:\WINNT by default) instead of to the \TEMP directory.
Solution:
This will happen with all versions of Domino if the Windows NT Server is running Domino as a Service.
If the server is run as a Service on Windows NT 4.0, it will, by default, run as a System process. The default User environment variables on NT do include the TEMP and TMP variables; however, the System Variables do not define these by default, so the windir variable is used instead.
In order to define TEMP and TMP as System Variables, a local administrator for the machine should do the following:
1. Right click on My Computer and choose Properties.
2. Select the Environment tab in the System Properties box.
3. Select any variable in the System Variables section to place focus there.
4. In the Variable box add TEMP and for Value, type C:\TEMP (or the desired path to the TEMP directory).
5. Select Set.
6. Repeat Steps 4 and 5, but use TMP for the Variable.
7. Click OK to exit and restart the NT server to make the changes take affect.
Now, when Remote Console commands are issued, the .TMP files should be generated in the newly assigned TEMP directory.
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