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    • klawitterbK Offline
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      wrote on last edited by girish
      #1

      Hi,

      I'm trying to update my profile avatar but on save the following JS error is thrown:
      7f36c4d3-da6c-455c-98ef-6578bf60ff46-image.png

      Anything I can do about this?

      Thanks!

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      • klawitterbK klawitterb

        Hi,

        I'm trying to update my profile avatar but on save the following JS error is thrown:
        7f36c4d3-da6c-455c-98ef-6578bf60ff46-image.png

        Anything I can do about this?

        Thanks!

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        @klawitterb It seems rename() is not allowed on your filesystem/server. Is there anything special about your setup? What file system are you using? Maybe you can give us df -h output.

        What's happening is the avatar gets uploaded to /tmp. And then it gets renamed from there to profile. But the rename system call is failing.

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        • girishG girish

          @klawitterb It seems rename() is not allowed on your filesystem/server. Is there anything special about your setup? What file system are you using? Maybe you can give us df -h output.

          What's happening is the avatar gets uploaded to /tmp. And then it gets renamed from there to profile. But the rename system call is failing.

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          wrote on last edited by
          #3

          @girish hope this helps:
          61c9405f-7c46-4ea7-ad49-caee24da7291-image.png

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          • klawitterbK klawitterb

            @girish hope this helps:
            61c9405f-7c46-4ea7-ad49-caee24da7291-image.png

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            wrote on last edited by girish
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            @klawitterb Ah, I see. /tmp (as part of /) and /home are in different partitions.

            I have made a fix for the next release (https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/box/-/commit/370485eee668a08c4b63642c5afe6a1905cae3ee). You can fix it like so:

            • Edit /home/yellowtent/box/src/users.js. In line 828 or so, inside setAvatar function, there is a fs.rename. Just change it to fs.copyFile. The actual patch also removes the temp file but you can ignore the unlink stuff.
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            • girishG girish

              @klawitterb Ah, I see. /tmp (as part of /) and /home are in different partitions.

              I have made a fix for the next release (https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/box/-/commit/370485eee668a08c4b63642c5afe6a1905cae3ee). You can fix it like so:

              • Edit /home/yellowtent/box/src/users.js. In line 828 or so, inside setAvatar function, there is a fs.rename. Just change it to fs.copyFile. The actual patch also removes the temp file but you can ignore the unlink stuff.
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              @girish makes sense 🙂

              Your workaround worked like a charm, thanks!

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