If I was to ask how much online storage space is required for
say..ftp.freebsd.org to hold _everything_ and then add in the kitchen
sink, how much space would that be.
Who are the admins of the ftp heiarchy these days?
This might be useful...
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/articles
If I was to ask how much online storage space is required for
say..ftp.freebsd.org to hold _everything_ and then add in the kitchen
sink, how much space would that be.
Who are the admins of the ftp heiarchy these days?
Thanks.
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When i installed freebsd-5.1, i stayed close to the recommended
> partition sizes in the handbook. The faq. said 100 megabytes would usually be
You might consider Greg Lehey "new" suggestion in the latest (4th) edition
of "The Complete FreeBSD" book (a must have book, in my opinion). In there,
he
sweetleaf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 226990 ./root
Oof.
If you're going to run a lot of applications as root, you'll need to
make sure most of the data doesn't get stored on the root partition.
It's a lot better all around, though, to just run your everyday
applications as a lesser-privilege
On Thursday 19 June 2003 10:59 pm, sweetleaf wrote:
> well here is the output for /
> 226990 ./root
> 24076 ./sbin
> 281305 .
> #
>
>
>
> so what it appears that . is the culprit, correct. I am still learning to
> read the du command.
No - /root is the culprit.
Look at all those .something d
> 226990 ./root
> 24076 ./sbin
> 281305 .
> #
>
>
>
> so what it appears that . is the culprit, correct. I am still learning
> to read the du command.
>
> Thanks in ./adv
No, "." is your current directory which in your case was / the total size
is ~281M. The culprit seems to be /root which is
well here is the output for /
# du -x
1 ./dev
2 ./home
2 ./private
2 ./tmp
2 ./usr
2 ./var
10 ./stand/etc/defaults
20 ./stand/etc
252 ./stand/help
2410./stand
96 ./etc/defaults
22 ./etc/X11
4 ./etc/gnats
52 ./etc/isdn
290
sweetleaf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> When i installed freebsd-5.1, i stayed close to the recommended
> partition sizes in the handbook. The faq. said 100 megabytes would
> usually be enough for the / partition. I decided to install freebsd
> with 300M for the / partition just to be on the safe
On Thu, Jun 19, 2003 at 12:12:29AM -0500, sweetleaf wrote:
> When i installed freebsd-5.1, i stayed close to the recommended partition sizes in
> the handbook. The faq. said 100 megabytes would usually be enough for the /
> partition. I decided to install freebsd with 300M for the / partition jus
When i installed freebsd-5.1, i stayed close to the recommended partition sizes in the
handbook. The faq. said 100 megabytes would usually be enough for the / partition. I
decided to install freebsd with 300M for the / partition just to be on the safe side.
The only thing i have added since the
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