You can install the firewall on a 500 Mb but then you should eventually
reconfigure the rotates because otherwise the system will soon become
unusable with a "lack of free space" error messages ...

The logs take much space after a while ... so that's why you have to
redefine the log rotates ...

cheers,

>bascule <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> i'm afraid i'm still not being clear, i'm not asking how much space mnf takes 
> up, or how much it will use after being installed, but, how much is necessary 
> in order to install it in the first place, as i have said before, despite 
> having 1gb over two equal disks and only 200mb actually filled, an upgrade of 
> snf using cooker failed due to 'lack of space', clearly the upgrade process 
> required far more space on my disks than i was actually going to choose 
> packages for, i'm trying to ascertain the smallest disk i need to install mnf 
> on, i'm aware that post-install space is used up by urpmi and var, that is 
> why i currently have /var on a separate disk, however since mnf is only 
> taking up 200mb of space i would like to remove one of the disks for 
> something else and put /var on a smaller partition, if mnf won't install on 
> one 500mb disk, or future upgrades via a cooker upgrade or just using urpmi 
> will still fail then i can't, because i'll need to have the spare space even 
> if i'm not using it so that i can keep the system uptodate,
> perhaps i'm the only one who had an 'out of space' error trying to upgrade 
> from cooker and that is causing the confusion,
> when i refer to (s)mnf i mean selecting snf-en only and letting the install 
> continue from there, nothing that is not provided by that,
> 
> bascule
> 
> On Friday 11 October 2002 11:33 am, you wrote:
> > > There is no answer like "you need that amount of Mb on the hard drive in
> > > order to use this firewall" as this will depend on the firewall
> > > configuration.
> >
> > My advice :
> > If you lack disk space :
> > - turn OFF the IDS ;
> > - turn OFF the proxy server ;
> > - do not log packets (default policies log the rejected packets) ;
> >
> > Amaury

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