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Description of problem:
mktemp apparently requires (and only uses) 6 Xs on the filename to create a
temporary file.  Nowhere in the man page does it mention this requirement.  In
fact, the man page implies that 'mktemp fooX' should work if there is no
conflict.  The man page should mention the requirement, or the binary should be
fixed to allow the user to specify fewer Xs.

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How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. cd /tmp
2. mkdir aahatvolunteermatch
3. cd aahatvolunteermatch
4. mktemp fooXXX

Actual Results:  Cannot create temp file fooXXX

Expected Results:  should have created a temp file named 'fooXXX', where X ==
some random alphanumeric