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the "temp" file created by hfs is already in the destination folder, and you can recognize it because the name starts with "hfs$upload". |
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I have HFS running in LXC Docker container with a small disk.
At the same time, I am mounting an NFS folder from my NAS inside this container.
When I try to upload a large file via HFS to this NFS folder, I notice that the local disk of my Docker container fills up, preventing the file from uploading correctly.
I suspect this is related to the temporary directory used by HFS. Is it possible to change or disable this path so that uploads go directly to my NAS without passing through the container hosting HFS?
Thanks!
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