Hi All,
I will be buying a cpanel license tomorrow, please could someone recommend a partition schema for a 73GB drive, I am unsure as to how much space to allocate to each partition
many thanks.
Nick Pack
Hi All,
I will be buying a cpanel license tomorrow, please could someone recommend a partition schema for a 73GB drive, I am unsure as to how much space to allocate to each partition
many thanks.
Nick Pack
In the cpanel docs at http://www.cpanel.net there are recommendations for partiioning.
Regards,
David
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thankyou, and apologies for cross-posting this.
I wonder could you please advise on the following schema, having read the doc you said about, I have decided on this:
1GB /
50MB /boot
1GB /tmp
15GB /usr
15GB /var
1GB swap
everything else to /home
apologies to be nagging about this but I really do need to get this right, i understand everyone here helps of their own free will and that is greatly appreciated.
The server will be hosting somewhere in the region of 300 accounts on a 73.3GB Drive
thank you
Personally:
I'd give more to / so that you're free to store what you want in /root and other top level dirs.
I wouldn't give /usr 15GB, that's probably excessive and 10GB would be plenty.
Swap should be 2*RAM.
/var looks good because of log files, mail spool, but most importantly, MySQL databases live there by default.
/boot is entirely up to how many kernels you like to keep. 50MB should be fine.
The rest for /home and an completely separate disk for /backup if you can.
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thankyou so much.
box has a gig of ram & a 2.8ghz Xeon, does it need more than a gig of swap in your opinion?
Have a read here for good reasons for having swap as 2*RAM:
http://www.linux-tutorial.info/modul...ial&pageid=218
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