Hello,
Here is my partition table(server: centos7, xfs filesystem, cpanel/whm):
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/sda2 931G 33G 899G 4% /
/dev/sdb2 923G 540G 383G 59% /home
/dev/sda1 250M 9.8M 240M 4% /boot/efi
The question: Is there any possible solution to be used the rootfs(/) for something? I thought that making a home2 directory in rootfs is a good idea, but cpanel don't want to use it for new accounts. Probably the reason is that home2 is not a separate partition!? I tried to rearrange an account but the following message appear:
Account User Name szilveszter
Primary Domain Name domain.tld
Current Home Directory /home/domain
Current Mount Point /home
Current Partition /dev/sdb2
Current Disk Usage 401491024 / 967358980 Blocks used, ( 42% Free )
New mount point for this account /boot/efi does not match “home”
Sorry, there is only one usable partition detected on this machine matching “home”
Thanks,
Szilveszter
Here is my partition table(server: centos7, xfs filesystem, cpanel/whm):
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/sda2 931G 33G 899G 4% /
/dev/sdb2 923G 540G 383G 59% /home
/dev/sda1 250M 9.8M 240M 4% /boot/efi
The question: Is there any possible solution to be used the rootfs(/) for something? I thought that making a home2 directory in rootfs is a good idea, but cpanel don't want to use it for new accounts. Probably the reason is that home2 is not a separate partition!? I tried to rearrange an account but the following message appear:
Account User Name szilveszter
Primary Domain Name domain.tld
Current Home Directory /home/domain
Current Mount Point /home
Current Partition /dev/sdb2
Current Disk Usage 401491024 / 967358980 Blocks used, ( 42% Free )
New mount point for this account /boot/efi does not match “home”
Sorry, there is only one usable partition detected on this machine matching “home”
Thanks,
Szilveszter