Re: *nix partitioning practices

Jeff Willis <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.org.operators.internet-access
Message-ID <[email protected]>
[email protected] wrote:
> 8GB  - SWAP  (4GB RAM)
> 1GB  -  /    (root)
> 15GB - /var  (qmail puts everything in there)
> 10GB - /usr  (base binaries and ports)
> 10GB - /usr/local   (additional binaries I install)
> 200GB - /home    I used to just have one home fs, but I found that it 
> 200GB - /home2    makes for very long amanda restores for a customer site
>
>   

I would also add a /tmp partition.  Having root fill-up isn't pleasant 
plus having /tmp on a separate partition means the root file system is 
changed less often so fsck is faster and more reliable after an unclean 
shutdown.

Jeff
Upstate.net


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