On Fri, 6 Oct 2000, Mark Hernandez wrote:
>
> 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
>
> What should partition should I give priority? /cache or /var?
>
> For a proxy server, would this partitions and their sizes be enough?
>
> any suggestions?
Are you going to use RPM squid? If yes, ang mount point mo sa sdb2 is
/var.
Diba you'll use your linux box for squid caching proxy only? If YES,
ang suggestion ko ganito para hindi na mahirap ang pag-partition.
1. for the primary master SCSI HD
sda1: /boot = 60Mb
sda2: swap = 127Mb
sda3: / = 1.7 Gb
sda4: /usr = for the remaining hardisk space
/ or (root), your configuration files and the files necessary to boot
linux are located there.
/usr, your applications will be installed there.
Also, the squid logs (access, store, cache) will be stored there.
2. for the primary slave SCSI HD
sdb1: swap = 127Mb
sdb2: /cache or /var instead if RPM squid will be installed.
Take note:
Use only 7Gb to 7.5 Gb for your sdb2 cache_dir so that di mahirapan si
squid pag-puno na ang cache_dir. Kailangan may allowance. OK. :)
Medyo napahaba ang suggestion ko.
Any inputs sa mga expert?
HTH.
:)
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