Hello.
I'm trying to create an internal freedb server on my home machine.
this DB has very large directories with a lot of small entries.
I have it on a default ext3 partition, and it takes 2.4GB on the HD.
The reason being that most the files are ~1K files.
Since I had some space left, I
Quoth Guy Baruch:
The reason being that most the files are ~1K files.
no space left on device error repeatedly.
You are running out of inodes. Do `df -i` and see.
M
the remainder
fails on the same error.
df reports this partition has ~700M occupied, ~3.2GB free, so there
really is
On Thu, Oct 17, 2002 at 08:40:11AM +0200, Guy Baruch wrote:
Hello.
I'm trying to create an internal freedb server on my home machine.
this DB has very large directories with a lot of small entries.
I have it on a default ext3 partition, and it takes 2.4GB on the HD.
The reason being that
I am successfully using a Zoom Lucent-based Winmodem under Redhat 7.3
and Gentoo 1.2
I don't see any reason why it shouldn't work with Mandrake. (Just get
the right ltmodem driver for your kernel.)
HTH,
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On Thu, 17 Oct 2002, Guy Baruch wrote:
Hello.
I'm trying to create an internal freedb server on my home machine.
this DB has very large directories with a lot of small entries.
I have it on a default ext3 partition, and it takes 2.4GB on the HD.
The reason being that most the files are
On Thu, 17 Oct 2002, Oded Arbel wrote:
The switch back to the RPM system is a bit traumatic for me. I MISS
APT-GET! I managed to find a tool that will let me install a package
by name if it's on the Mandrake CDs, and that's fine as far as it gets.
Like my esteemed colleges have
Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
Just a comment:
You create a special partition for this, and it is supposed to have large
directories with lots of small files. Did you consider use reiserfs?
yes, I know ext2/3 is not a good choice, (quadratic behaviour on copy).
reiserfs would have been my first
I'm experiencing problems on mounting an exported / directory (I know
it's not safe practice - no choice and in secure intranet).
I can export the / but when I try to mount it I get a permission
denied error.
I've looked for configuration flags both on the export and on the mount.
Has anybody
Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
On Thu, 17 Oct 2002, Oded Arbel wrote:
The switch back to the RPM system is a bit traumatic for me. I MISS
APT-GET! I managed to find a tool that will let me install a package
by name if it's on the Mandrake CDs, and that's fine as far as it gets.
Like my
Guy Baruch wrote:
Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
Just a comment:
You create a special partition for this, and it is supposed to have
large
directories with lots of small files. Did you consider use reiserfs?
yes, I know ext2/3 is not a good choice, (quadratic behaviour on copy).
reiserfs
What happens if you mknod sda15?
Shachar
Aharon Schkolnik wrote:
Hi.
I'm trying to upgrade from RH 7.3 to 8.0.
My root partition is on sda15.
The installation fails because the installation doesn't have a
/dev/sda15 - just up to sda14.
Any ideas how to work around this
Quoting Guy Baruch, from the post of Thu, 17 Oct:
man mkreiserfs gives:
BUGS
No other blocksizes but 4k are available.
so using reiserfs will not save space. ext2/3 do have 1K block-size.
Reiser will fold the tails of several files into a single block, and
small files may be
On Thu, Oct 17, 2002, Ira Abramov wrote about Re: why not reiserfs:
another way to go about it, is not to use a disk partition as your
hyrarchial DB, but use a relational DB instead and suck all those pesky
tiny files into mySQL.
By the way, Hans Reiser's original rationale for writing
Hi
I'm setting up a new server and I wondered about hdd partitioning - I
need big /var and also a big /home - I thought about creating one big
/home and symlinking the /var to /home/var .
Is there anything that should stop me from doing that? Any performance
issues?
I'm using ext3.
Sagi
Quoting Nadav Har'El, from the post of Thu, 17 Oct:
By the way, Hans Reiser's original rationale for writing ReiserFS was
not to write a journaling filesystem that will take over Linux, per se
- it was *exectly* to write a filesystem that will alleviate the need
for database files,
On Tue, 15 Oct 2002, Oleg Kobets wrote:
No, there is what is called Synchronous ADSL. Both streams can go as far as
12Mbps (I think), but Bezeq using the Asynchronous one.
i think you're refering to Synchronous DSL (SDSL). the 'A' in ADSL stands
for Asynchronous.
there are also other types
Quoting Sagi Bashari, from the post of Thu, 17 Oct:
Hi
I'm setting up a new server and I wondered about hdd partitioning - I
need big /var and also a big /home - I thought about creating one big
/home and symlinking the /var to /home/var .
Is there anything that should stop me from
the A stands for asymmetric
On Thursday 17 October 2002 13:35, guy keren wrote:
On Tue, 15 Oct 2002, Oleg Kobets wrote:
No, there is what is called Synchronous ADSL. Both streams can go as far
as 12Mbps (I think), but Bezeq using the Asynchronous one.
i think you're refering to Synchronous
On Thu, 17 Oct 2002 12:45:39 +0200, Sagi Bashari [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm setting up a new server and I wondered about hdd partitioning - I
need big /var and also a big /home - I thought about creating one big
/home and symlinking the /var to /home/var .
I divide the disk into 3
Hello,
I'm planning to install linux (RH 7.3) on 5 computers in one day. Since I
don't want to burn multiple sets of instalation diskettes, I thought to use
existing linux machine (all the machines are connected to LAN) as either FTP
or NFS server.
Can anyone tell, please, which of the two
Hi list,
I need help with a complicate network structure and its routing table.
How should i route to a network behind another network that it is not
going through default gateway
local-network: 10.0.0.0 255.0.0.0 conflict
vpn-network:192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0
remote-network-through-vpn:
Hi list,
I need help with a complicate network structure and its routing table.
How should i route to a network behind another network that it is not
going through default gateway
local-network: 10.0.0.0 255.0.0.0 conflict
vpn-network:192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0
remote-network-through-vpn:
On 10/17/2002 1:04 PM, Ira Abramov wrote:
Quoting Sagi Bashari, from the post of Thu, 17 Oct:
Hi
I'm setting up a new server and I wondered about hdd partitioning - I
need big /var and also a big /home - I thought about creating one big
/home and symlinking the /var to /home/var .
Is
On Thu, 17 Oct 2002, Barak Kaufman wrote:
the A stands for asymmetric
oops. ofcourse. stupid me :0
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Quoting Sagi Bashari, from the post of Thu, 17 Oct:
I need a big /var for logs and databases (mysql currently). What if I
create small /var(cache|spool) and symlink the logs/databases to
/home/var?
better leave the logs behind as well. as for the database - you can give
it a path to crate
I'm cross posting here, since gnubies-il seems to be silent... Hopefully
nobody will mind.
Alexander Maryanovsky.
An update and a new problem:
I booted into single user mode with the CD using linux rescue. I then ran:
depmode -a --show /lib/modules/2.4.18-14/modules.dep
because running just
On Thursday 17 October 2002 08:11, Aharon Schkolnik wrote:
Hi.
I'm trying to upgrade from RH 7.3 to 8.0.
My root partition is on sda15.
The installation fails because the installation doesn't have a
/dev/sda15 - just up to sda14.
Any ideas how to work around this problem ?
TIA.
When
Ira Abramov [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
8.0 seems to be annoying even workstation users.
It seems a recurring motive for quite a few posters here (and
elsewhere). I have not tried RH 8.0, so I should shut up, but just to
remind those who have forgotten, it has long been the Common Wisdom
not to
we finally got RedHat Linux 8.0 ISO images on iglu's server. it can be
found on the ftp server with the rest of RedHat's files.
note that for installation you only need the 1st 3 ISOs - the other 2
contain SRPM (source code) files.
the ISO images were taken from tel-aviv university's redhat
how come if i know the vpn is running, couse I can telnet other machines
in the remote network, i do not see another interface on my side.
(remember this is solaris)
before I get spammed, I asking this here because:
1. I learned linux becuase I though would be the best way to learn UNIX.
2. Linux
I do not understand the problem as the explanation is somewhat jumbled.
When you start up your machine, the routing sould be:
DestGateway netmask dev
10.0.0.00.0.0.0 255.0.0.0 hme0
0.0.0.0 10.0.0.138 0.0.0.0 hme0
After the vpn is up you get an extra line:
On Thursday 17 October 2002 09:38 am, Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
In that sense a more relevant question is:
would urpmi allow me to upgrade a live system from a default installation
of mandrake 8.2 to mandrake 9.0? Technologically it is possible. Buyt does
it actually work? What are the chances of
On Thursday 17 October 2002 10:12 am, Guy Baruch wrote:
man mkreiserfs gives:
BUGS
No other blocksizes but 4k are available.
so using reiserfs will not save space. ext2/3 do have 1K block-size.
I do the copy once. Since this is a home-server (no more than 2-3
queries a day),
On Thursday 17 October 2002 10:36 am, Shachar Shemesh wrote:
I'll add to what Tzafrir said - The reason I was using the same distro
without reinstalling before this crash came along is that, with debian,
you don't need to. The system was kept up to date with practically no
effort on my side.
Hi list.
I tried to find how to do this on my own, but failed - I wonder if it can be
done at all :
I have a SPEC file that I use to build an RPM from a CVS source. at the top of
the spec file I have a %define which says
%define use_cvs 1
now down the file, in the %prep stage it checks that
On Thu, 17 Oct 2002, Oded Arbel wrote:
Hi list.
I tried to find how to do this on my own, but failed - I wonder if it can be
done at all :
I have a SPEC file that I use to build an RPM from a CVS source. at the top of
the spec file I have a %define which says
%define use_cvs 1
It happened to me because of a problem with postgresql that created a
lot of tables.
On Thu, 2002-10-17 at 08:54, Official Flamer/Cabal NON-Leader wrote:
Quoth Guy Baruch:
The reason being that most the files are ~1K files.
no space left on device error repeatedly.
You are running
Alternatively, you can use some kind of perl/shell script that executes in
the post-install stage and changes the SPEC file. Should be easy enough.
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