How is the space under / (root) managed? Is it freely editable? From what I can see from the documentation in the wiki, using the Manual Installation give you root access to the / root partition. This means that you can edit, add and remove files everywhere. Is the space of the root partition different from the space available in disk mounted on /srv? Is this space counted towards the disk quota?
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- By:
Gioele Barabucci - Date: on 2008 Feb. 5 13:55
- Subject: Disk space: /, /etc and /srv
- By:
JML - Date: on 2008 Feb. 5 21:28
- Subject: Re: Disk space: /, /etc and /srv
Yes, I have the same question. I was reading elsewhere on the site that you get the space you purchased in /srv and an additional 2gb / partition for your OS (although my server seems to have a 2.4 gb / partition). I find this to be less than ideal. I would like my purchased space to be available on / since, for me anyway, that is where I want to store my data. Setting up data stores on /srv is annoying. Also, I see no mention of my 5gb partition in my fstab file, and I'm therefore not sure how to deal with it. I'd maybe like to mount it as /home or /var On Feb, 5 2008 13:55 CET, Gioele Barabucci wrote:
How is the space under / (root) managed? Is it freely editable? From what I can see from the documentation in the wiki, using the Manual Installation give you root access to the / root partition. This means that you can edit, add and remove files everywhere. Is the space of the root partition different from the space available in disk mounted on /srv? Is this space counted towards the disk quota?
- By: Jonathan (Gandi)
- Date: on 2008 Feb. 6 11:22
- Subject: Re: Disk space: /, /etc and /srv
Hi,
How is the space under / (root) managed? Is it freely editable?
Yes with Gandi MI (Expert), No in with Gandi AI.
From what I can see from the documentation in the wiki, using the Manual Installation give you root access to the / root partition. This means that you can edit, add and remove files everywhere.
....if you are root :)
Is the space of the root partition different from the space available in disk mounted on /srv? Is this space counted towards the disk quota?
Schema: / -> System disk: Not counted in quota /srv -> mounted disks, counted in quota
\o/ Jonathan Gandi.Net
- By:
JML - Date: on 2008 Feb. 6 16:39
- Subject: Re: Disk space: /, /etc and /srv
Jonathan, how about my issue? How can I get more space for /var? On Feb, 6 2008 11:22 CET, Jonathan (Gandi) wrote:
Hi,
...
Schema: / -> System disk: Not counted in quota /srv -> mounted disks, counted in quota
- By:
Gioele Barabucci - Date: on 2008 Feb. 7 17:18
- Subject: Re: Disk space: /, /etc and /srv
On Feb, 6 2008 11:22 CET, Jonathan (Gandi) wrote:
Schema: / -> System disk: Not counted in quota /srv -> mounted disks, counted in quota
I also suppose that / is not RAID stored while /srv is. Is it true? What is the size of /?
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TS - Date: on 2008 Feb. 13 11:07
- Subject: Re: Disk space: /, /etc and /srv
On Feb, 7 2008 17:18 CET, Gioele Barabucci wrote:
I also suppose that / is not RAID stored while /srv is. Is it true?
I'd like to know this, too. Is it safe to store data (e.g. mail spool files) in default locations on /?
- By:
Teemu Toivola - Date: on 2008 Feb. 19 15:11
- Subject: Re: Disk space: /, /etc and /srv
On Feb, 13 2008 11:07 CET, TS wrote:
I'd like to know this, too. Is it safe to store data (e.g. mail spool files) in default locations on /?
All mount points are RAID6 (=safe): http://wiki.gandi.net/questions/en/hosting...
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Mary Paulraj - Date: on 2008 Feb. 20 10:16
- Subject: Re: Disk space: /, /etc and /srv
I purchased a three share server (total disk space: 15 GB). I attached the 15 GB disk to the server (took more than an hour) and then rebooted the server. Now after restarting the server, I did a df -h to see the disk space: df -h Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/xvda1 2.4G 676M 1.6G 30% / tmpfs 385M 0 385M 0% /lib/init/rw udev 10M 20K 10M 1% /dev tmpfs 385M 4.0K 385M 1% /dev/shm The 15 GB disk is NOT mounted. My /etc/fstab contents are: /dev/xvda1 / ext3 rw,noatime,errors=remount-ro 0 1 /dev/xvda2 none swap rw 0 0 none /proc proc rw,nosuid,noexec 0 0 mic2574661@alpha:~$ mount /dev/xvda1 on / type ext3 (rw,noatime,errors=remount-ro) tmpfs on /lib/init/rw type tmpfs (rw,nosuid,mode=0755) proc on /proc type proc (rw,noexec,nosuid,nodev) sysfs on /sys type sysfs (rw,noexec,nosuid,nodev) udev on /dev type tmpfs (rw,mode=0755) tmpfs on /dev/shm type tmpfs (rw,nosuid,nodev) devpts on /dev/pts type devpts (rw,noexec,nosuid,gid=5,mode=620) How do I get my 15 GB disk space to work? I have sent 4 support tickets to Gandi but NO reply at all from them. Any one can help me sort this? Thanks. On Feb, 6 2008 11:22 CET, Jonathan (Gandi) wrote:
Hi,How is the space under / (root) managed? Is it freely editable?Yes with Gandi MI (Expert), No in with Gandi AI.From what I can see from the documentation in the wiki, using the Manual Installation give you root access to the / root partition. This means that you can edit, add and remove files everywhere.....if you are root :)Is the space of the root partition different from the space available in disk mounted on /srv? Is this space counted towards the disk quota?Schema: / -> System disk: Not counted in quota /srv -> mounted disks, counted in quota
- By:
Antonello Lobianco - Date: on 2008 Jun. 24 12:12
- Subject: Re: Disk space: /, /etc and /srv
On Feb, 20 2008 10:16 CET, Mary Paulraj wrote:
I purchased a three share server (total disk space: 15 GB). I attached the 15 GB disk to the server (took more than an hour) and then rebooted the server.
Hi.. I don't know about your server, but on my server the "attached disk" does not appear on the fstab.. (but it is there if I do a df ).. it is like it is not using the "normal" mounting but something "automatic" ??? Try to detach and attach the disk again, but any-how you will not see it within fstab...
- By: Jonathan (Gandi)
- Date: on 2008 Jun. 25 11:17
- Subject: Re: Disk space: /, /etc and /srv
Hi Antonello, Have you read this wiki page: http://wiki.gandi.net/en/hosting/using-lin... ?
\o/ Jonathan Gandi.Net