bilogic

Hmm, does this work? ```PHP for($retries = 0; $retries < 30; $retries++) { if(file_exists($this->packagePath())) { // file exists, but take a break and before getting out and hope that file...

I gave it some thought. Since only `rename()` is the most reliable, let's ignore the exception for up to 30 seconds. We can certainly filter to only the "No such...

I can't see the `catch` statement on line 207 of your output, are you sure it is there? Just to be sure and safe, I tested and was able catch...

@smoetje based on your error logs, I'm quite sure it is not the code I proposed. There is a `sleep(1)` on line 200, there should not be any `sleep()` above...

@smoetje In the interest of moving forward, can replace your `renameFiles()` with my code below? Btw, we actually faced different issues, mine was `$manifest`, while yours was `rename()` ```PHP public...

Thanks @smoetje! @Jeroen-G I filed a PR earlier. let me know if there are any issues. Thank you.

@Jeroen-G Not sure what the timeout config option does, but the functions that threw the intermittent exceptions here are `require` and `rename`. I can't think of any timeout mechanism that...

@Schnoop yes, I'm on VirtualBox 6.0.14r133895, but I have since moved onto CentOS 8 (from CentOS 7) due to other issues. But I haven't created any packages recently, so I'm...

@Schnoop I'm not where what to be looking for in `renameFiles()`, but the `rename()` is still there, possibly still able to cause this issue.

@Schnoop 1. I think we agree the issue is outside PHP. Do you know who or how we can identify it? 2. If `sleep(5)` solves your problem, what is the...