Can’t create/write to file’ – How to fix mysqldump error

You will get mysqldump error as like below format:

• No more space in /tmp:

Files are created in the dump at regular intervals. In case, if you don’t have enough space in /tmp then it triggers the problem in the dump.

To make clearance on the excessive dump files try below-mentioned code:

Try by starting the mysqld with the option –tmpdir. You can even highlight the directory C:\temp using code:

Don’t forget that the directory C:/temp should be present already and so, MySQL should have more space for writing.

• Permission incorrect:

Incorrect configuration or incorrect permission may lead you to have the mysqldump error. Make sure that MySQL directory can write into a directory of tmpdir.

If you use SELinux, check and review the permissions for each file.

• Full of filesystem:

If the storage of the filesystem is filled more then you will get a mysqldump error.

Use perror to check the error code:

OS error code 28: No space left on the device

While a startup, you may get the error. Write protected acted here as a prevention method while indicating directory as well as a file system.

You can ignore the error by testing the error file.

Can't create test file /usr/local/mysql/data/master.lower-test

That’s it! You can make the relevant changes using the codes to go through the short way.