On 14/04/2026 13:09, Mike Howard via tde-devels wrote:

On 14/04/2026 12:27, Felix Miata via tde-devels wrote:

Mike Howard composed on 2026-04-14 08:14 (UTC+0100):

Felix Miata wrote:

Nothing useful from users send this last night, so perhaps someone here can help?
I just did an openSUSE Leap 16 installation on a new used PC with FM2+ AMD. Only
IceWM was installed initially, then TDE, then Plasma. TDM is active DM. Plasma and
IceWM sessions work normally, but for TDE for the only user, instead a popup:

    Call to lnusertemp failed (temporary directories full?).
        Check your installation.

...

Root TDE session works fine. This is my first use of SELinux. Could it be related?
If not, what would? I see no suspects in dmesg or journal.

If root works and a standard user doesn't, it inevitably boils down to
permissions in my experience.

Mine too, but I can't find any that are wrong user:group or obviously wrong permissions
but I don't know that I would recognize wrong permissions. Attachment is output of:

    # ls -alRhn /home/<username> --group-directories-first

Sorry, forgot to say, give your user 'root' permissions just to test.

What chmod and/or chown would do that?

Neither. Change the user ID to 0 (zero) in /etc/passwd. Temporarily of course.

Yeah, I know, essentially becomes 'root' as opposed to being the same user with different permissions. Have you tried, as the problematic user, to create (touch) files in all the directories that TDE uses to set users up? Can you temporarily disable SELinux to rule that out?

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