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Old 19th September 2005, 22:03
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Hi all,

if you had 18GB for partitioning available, how would you size your partitions for webserver services?

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/boot 50 - 100MB
swap 500 - 1000MB
/ the rest
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/boot 50 - 100MB
swap 500 - 1000MB
/ the rest
why use the rest for / ?
if you have some logfiles which are growing rapidly you're system might crash/hang cause of insufficient disk space. I always make a /var partition. It's better to have a full partition then to have a full disk
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But then I'd make a partition for /var/log instead of /var because the MySQL database is normally under /var, and also the mailboxes if you use the mbox format.
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