[6773] INTERNAL ERROR: cannot create temporary directory!

• When executing the command: $ sudo docker-compose up --build

  It seems like you’re having an issue with Docker Compose which is causing an internal error and preventing you from creating a temporary directory. This error may have several possible causes, like permission issues, lack of storage space, or Docker’s settings/configuration. Here are a few things you could try:

• Check File and Folder Permissions: Ensure that the Docker daemon has
  the required permissions to create and modify the directories it
  needs to. If the folder you’re working in doesn’t have the correct
  permissions, Docker won’t be able to operate correctly. You can use
  the chmod command to modify permissions, and chown to change
  ownership if necessary.

• Check Available Storage Space: This error can also occur if you’re running low on storage space. You can use the df command to see how much space is left on your device. If you’re running low, you may need to free up some space.

• Check Docker’s Settings/Configuration: Sometimes, Docker’s settings can cause issues like this. If you’ve modified Docker’s settings recently, consider reverting them to their defaults and seeing if that resolves the issue.

• Reinstall Docker: If none of the above steps work, it may be worth trying to reinstall Docker. Sometimes, issues can occur due to corruption or problems with Docker’s installation.

  Remember to backup any important data before making significant changes to your system or Docker’s settings. And always use caution when modifying system permissions, as incorrect settings can cause security issues or other problems.