> --- "Taylor, ForrestX" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > escribió: > > It's a working server and the users > conections > > made > > > the /tmp grows a huge. > > > > > > Im booting in character base mode. may I > > uninstall or > > > delete the files of graphical mode or maybe > > some > > > other file that i don't need anymore. > > > > > > give me some ideas. every morning I have to : > > > ~ cd /tmp > > > ~ rm -f * > > > .. > > > ~ cd /var/log > > > ~ for i in * > > > > do > > > > cat /dev/null > $i > > > > done > > > > You could setup a cron job to do that. > > > > You can get rid of the XFree86/KDE/GNOME packages, > > but it may take a while. > > What do your partition look like (the output of `df > > -h`)? If /usr/ is on a > > separate partition, you may find that removing X > > won't help / very much. > > > > Forrest > > > Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on > /dev/sda1 98M 81M 12M 87% / > /dev/md0 8.4G 2.3G 5.7G 28% /datprg > /dev/sda7 234M 190M 31M 86% /home > /dev/sda5 1.2G 599M 616M 50% /usr > tienda:/home 2.5G 1002M 1.4G 41% /tienda > > How do I make symbolics links of /tmp and /var/log > to directories on /usr filesystem?? > > --Thanks in advance Taylor.
I would start in single user mode, just to be sure that no services were running. I would consider moving it to /datprg if at all possible, because you have so much room there. You also need to decide if you want to move the entire /var partition, or just /var/log. If you decide to move /var, you probably won't need to move /tmp. If you want to move it to the /usr/ partition, do this: # cd / # mv /var /usr (or /var/log /usr/log) # ln -s /usr/var /var (or /usr/log /var/log) # mv /tmp /usr # ln -s /usr/tmp /tmp Forrest _______________________________________________ Seawolf-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/seawolf-list
