I founded a solution!
I am using Linux Mint Debian Edition. As I said, physically, I have not
separate partition mounted for /tmp. But exists tmpfs. I can check this with
command "df -k". And this command give me:
vm-mintdeb-xwiki user # df -k
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used
Available Use% Mounted on
rootfs 82190608 9326768
68747588 12% /
udev 512748 0
512748 0% /dev
/dev/disk/by-uuid/078c2e9b-dfd4-4895-a8d9-9587699f981b 82190608 9326768
68747588 12% /
tmpfs 103464 740
102724 1% /var/run
tmpfs 5120 0
5120 0% /var/run/lock
tmpfs 206924 128
206796 1% /tmp
tmpfs 206924 72
206852 1% /var/run/shm
As you can see, /tmp mounted as tmpfs and have only 206924 (this is my
restriction size). I am not a professional in Linux, and I didn't find where
I can change system initialization script and increaze this for the future.
But, as Sergiu said, I created another folder /temp and changed parameter
JVM_TMP in /etc/default/tomcat6 to this folder. Now all working! I can
attach files 1GB! Its great!!!
This article also was helpful for me
http://shebang-beacon.de/category/linux/linux-mint/
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