[Tfug] my /usr and /var are huge
erich
erich1 at copper.net
Tue Apr 3 10:40:52 MST 2007
Using symbolic links for this purpose is dangerous. The userland
is what expands the most for a typical machine, (that is /usr)
/var can expand and shrink. Check your /var/log files. Unless they
are properly maintained, they can expand to arbitrary size.
Erich
Charles R. Kiss wrote:
>I have like three har d har hard drives; do I just move the data around
>and repartition on the same drive as / for separate /usr /var partitions
>(I'll figure out how to do that); or can I just copy the data sets to
>another drive with /usr /var directories and sym-link from the /
>partition (that's on a separate drive)? Do I sacrifice speed, energy,
>error, all of the above?
>I have no clue. I just know my / partition is getting huge.
>
>BTW, I really enjoyed following the battery talk.
>
>Hope you guys are having fun in Tucson!
>charles
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