Shlomi Fish wrote: > On Friday 02 September 2005 22:34, Lior Kaplan wrote: > >>Thanks for the quick fix. >> > > > You're welcome. > > >>My ideas about a todo list: >> >>I'd like to change the distination of the ftp to something under /srv. >> > > > No problem with that. Just change the home directory of the "ftp" user > in /etc/passwd. You also need to move the /storage mount to somewhere else.
Done. moved to /srv/ftp (which is FHS compliant). >>Than use the multidisk array to create a beter raid (raid 5 and not 0), >>over that to have LVM for the base filesystems. >> > > > You can re-arrange /storage as long as you first move its contents to the new > IDE disk. I'd hate to lose them. > > >>I'd like to seperate some filesystems to have better use of disk space >>(/tmp & /home). > > > That's doable. There's currently 50% use in the /-partition. We have some > other partitions on the old SCSI disks, which belonged to the old RedHat > configuration, which we may be able to use now. Just be careful and consult > us first. > > >>clean the server packages. There are many interpreters: >>main/interpreters libxml-rss-perl >>main/interpreters libdate-calc-perl >>main/interpreters libtemplate-perl >>main/interpreters python2.1 >>main/interpreters libdate-manip-perl >>main/interpreters libcgi-application-perl >> >>Do why really need them all? >> > > > All the Perl modules are in use by the Jobs and Consultants Applet. (which > I'm > maintaining). Some of them are in use for other things. As for the python > package, from a quick locate command, I could not find anything > written-in-Python that is still in use on the server. > > I also do not preclude that we'll make use of something Python-related in the > future. Removed. Python2.3 is there for bittorando (which I use to get some files for the mirror). >>same for development packages (libc6-dev, kernel-headers, gcc). Did >>someone used the server for his developemnt station? Or to build source >>code? I don't think that the way stuff should work on production. >> > > > It seems you forgot the fact that I told iglu-web that I used it to compile > the relevant source code of chkrootkit, because I suspected a rootkit was > installed on eskimo. I suppose they can be removed now. However, in the > not-so-far future I may need them (or at least just make) to compile CPAN > Perl modules that are not present in the Debian packages' pool using > dh-perl-make. Well, the server isn't a development station. Build them on your computer and upload the binaries to the server. Even better is to build a custome package and install it on the server (I can gladly help). -- Regards, Lior Kaplan [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.Guides.co.il Debian GNU/Linux unstable (SID)
