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warning: /sbin/init.d/xdm saved as /sbin/init.d/xdm.rpmorig unpacking of archive failed on file /usr/tmp: -9: Operation not permitted error: aaa_base.rpm cannot be installedThe same sort of message can also occur with files in
/usr/X11
.
/usr/tmp
or
/usr/X11
is a directory. During installation of
the above packages, rpm tries to make a symbolic link
/usr/tmp
to the directory /var/tmp
,
which of course fails, since the path /usr/tmp
is already a directory.
These links are not directories because this does not conform
to the Filesystem Standard. According to the Filesystem
Standard, the /usr
directory tree cannot contain
writeable files (/usr/tmp
being a directory for
temporary files must be writeable), since /usr
must also be read-only mountable. For this reason,
S.u.S.E. Linux makes symbolic links to
writeable directories (e.g. /var/tmp
).
/usr/tmp
.
/usr/tmp2
.
/usr/tmp
.
/usr/tmp
, or rename the directory
/usr/tmp2
to /usr/tmp
.
/etc/fstab
to mount this
partition on /usr/tmp
, or change the entry for
/usr/tmp2
.
/var
partition (or the /
partition, if you don't have a separate partition for /var
)
and ensure that the link /usr/tmp
has been made.
See also:
Keywords: 5.0, RPM, TGZ, PACKAGE, OPERATION NOT PERMITTED, INSTALLATION, YAST
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