Error During Backup

Open Source Modules Backup and Restore
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Running with: /usr/sbin/fwconsole backup --backup=‘xxxxx-xxx-xxx-xx-xxxx’ --transaction=‘xxxxxx-xxxx-4851-92ff-xxxxxxx’ >> /var/log/asterisk/backup_348725bd-xx-xx-92ff-b968b88deb59_out.log 2> /var/log/asterisk/xxxx-xxxx-4851-xxx-b968b88deb59_err.log & echo $!
Running Backup ID: xxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xx-xxxxxxxxxx
Transaction: xxxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxx-xxxxxx-xxxxxxxx
Starting backup backup
This backup will be stored locally and is subject to maintenance settings
Backup File Name: 20240522-085019-1716367819-15.0.17.55-19264.tar.gz
Working with announcement module
Adding module manifest for announcement
Working with arimanager module

In Common.php line 146:

file_put_contents(): Only 0 of 472 bytes written, possibly out of free disk
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backup [–backup BACKUP] [–externbackup EXTERNBACKUP] [–dumpextern DUMPEXTERN] [–transaction TRANSACTION] [–list] [–warmspare] [–implemented] [–filestore FILESTORE] [–restore RESTORE] [–restorelegacycdr] [–modules MODULES] [–restoresingle RESTORESINGLE] [–backupsingle BACKUPSINGLE] [–singlesaveto SINGLESAVETO] [–b64import B64IMPORT] [–fallback] [–useinfiledb] [–skiprestorehooks]

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Please check your disk space @gelarinavo

Thanks

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Based on your screenshot, it would seem that the backup module uses the /tmp directory during the process.

du -ch /tmp
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how can I change the backup directory? And if I change it does it will affect the system and could cause errors?

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you can’t easily but first see what is in /tmp , do you have core-dumps? , you can mostly delete everything in /tmp and reboot

/tmp should be ephemeral but I have heard that some distros don’t do that

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