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parted question - scared to death
My bad on two counts. I want to move house /var in a new partition that was occupied by /usr. 3 gigs, not megs, would probably be enough. I could then keep my mysql tables comfortable as well. If anybody knows of a better repartitioning than parted, I would be glad to hear about it.- skip777
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- Forum: Linux (server)
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parted question - scared to death
Ken got it right. 3 megs may not be enough in the long run, but what I have in var isn't. So does anybody have an answer? From the parted docs it looks like I have to create a new partition inside the usr partition of let's say 3 megs in size and move the existing var partition over to it and...- skip777
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- Forum: Linux (server)
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User quotas are keeping users from saving work
One of our Sys Admins has set quotas on our server and we are experiencing a rash of users who can no longer save data to our w2k server. Is there a global way to turn off quotas on the server and then selectively reapply them to the correct OU's? I searched through the tree of policies and...- skip777
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
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parted question - scared to death
I need to repartition my hard-drive because I am running out of room in /var. I want to move 3 megs from /usr to /var Here are the specs. Does anyone have the experience to answer the question? I pretty much need a step-by-step script to get it done. df -h dump Filesystem Size...- skip777
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- Forum: Linux (server)
