Re: Problem: How to resize FreeBSD "partitions" on a live system?
- From: "KimmoA" <kimmoa@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 16 Jun 2006 23:17:32 -0700
Hey again!
Thanks for all the insight and stuff.
I wrote down the "auto defaults" layout on a *** of paper and
re-entered them in the installer, but changed /var to 10000M. Seems to
work alright. Feels good too.
What worries me now is that if I run my backup.sh, which grabs the
database and WWW data files, compress them and put them in an
FTP-accessable location, I need twice as much (or so) storage space
just for keeping the backup file!
Maybe I should buy one of those tape backup devices... After all, now I
have the space in the server's new midtower chassis (as opposed to the
old 1U rackserver one). I'd rather avoid it, though.
.
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