Yeah, I've discovered that tmpfs, while a great idea, is kinda flaky on linux.
Digging around I've been able to resolve all my issues by doing the following:
1. Commenting out the shm mount point in /etc/fstab
2. Using these mount options (with a gig of ram)
tmpfs /var/tmp/havp tmpfs defaults,nosuid,noexec,mand,size=768M,mode=1777 0 0
Edit:
Turns out this method didn't work either. Or, it worked for a day before I got the error messages again.
As a compromise I'm mounting a loopback image w/mand enabled from a standard tmpfs partition. So far this works.
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