>
> For a start, I will set up a proxy/caching server with an RH 6.2 O.S.
> Should I make these
> partitions:
> Note: I have two separate 9 GBs and i have partition it with these
> sda11 512Mb for the root /
sana sda2 ito?
> sda1 15 Mb for /boot
hmmm. isn't 15MB overkill for the /boot partition
> sdb1 8.7Gb grow to fill disk for the /cache (is this
> advisable?)
sure!
> sda9 256 Mb for /chroot ( must i have this partition?)
i do not think you will need this directory. i do not know the use of it.
> sda5 2 Gb for /home
> sda10 256 Mb for /tmp
> sda6 4 Gb for /usr ( what's this compared to /home?)
> sda7 512 Mb for /var
>
hmmm. make the /var a little larger to handle more logs..or..you can move
the squid logs to the /cache directory. be wary of this because these
squid logs tend to really GROW!
> What should partition should I give priority? /cache or /var?
>
/cache of course and move your cache directory in the squid.conf to use
this directory instead.
> For a proxy server, would this partitions and their sizes be enough?
>
read above.
good luck. and may the government use linux a lot!
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