Marcus Watts schrieb:
There's an easier "openafs" thing you could do:
make a new partition
mkfs the new partition
mount it as /vicepb (or whatever the next free letter is)
stop the openafs-fileserver
start the openafs-fileserver
Unless you need to create afs volumes or files on the fileserver
that are somewhere near the total size of the volume, there's no real
advantage to having a single really big filesystem. Having multiple smaller
partitions should make life easier for the salvager, fsck, etc.
Yes, that's true and I am aware of it. But at the moment I am in the
need to create one big volume, because I have to copy a big bunch of old
user-directories to the new fileserver, in order to turn off the old
nfs-server. Most of the directories will not be used in future, so it
would be much of work to splice them up in smaller volumes. I'm planing
to turn the old nfs-server into an additional afs-fileserver and then
move the used directories to smaller volumes...
Greetings Kai Moritz
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