Paul,
I think Dataverse stores it’s temp files in a subdir of the -Ddataverse.files.directory= that is set as a glassfish jvm-option. This is where Dataverse does it’s unzipping of uploaded zip files for example.
However Dataverse itself doesn’t use the upload__*.tmp pattern. My guess (and I do mean guess) is that those files are created by the PrimeFaces library during upload, before Dataverse itself gets to do anything. A quick search on the web hasn’t turned up where Primefaces is storing files but it is an interesting coincidence that the Java user.dir property on the machine I looked at is /srv/glassfish/dataverse/generated/jsp/<name of deployed app>. So – at least a guess that changing that Java property may help you.
-- Jim
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