On Sat, 18 Nov 2006, Kai Moritz wrote:
So, that's my plan:
- stop the openafs-fileserver
- unmount the vice-partition
- check it via linux-fsck
- enlarge the partition
- resize it with resize2fs
- mount it again
- restart the openafs-fileserver
That's exactly the same, like what I do with a normal partition (expect
stop/start openafs-fileserver).
Is that the correct way?
Yes it is. Salvager starts automatically on fileserver restart.
Or are there any special openafs-things that I should do
additionally?!
No openafs-things... but remember to backup your data.
I had to shrink afs-partitions once (in order to get space for my
backup-system, which is in fact a vos-dump to files). I made the same
steps as in your plan and it worked fine for me. But I have had backups
of each volume on an other server, so an accident would not have led to
data loss.
Chris
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