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Am I wrong in assuming that the people responsible for FHS has already |
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had this discussion? |
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-John |
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On Thu, 2004-02-05 at 03:31, neuron wrote: |
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> > Shrugs. Personally, I find it more convenient to mount /srv on a nice raid |
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> > array - or another large disk - and leave /var on the root filesystem or a |
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> > device that's local to the machine. And - as Robin's explained better than I |
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> > can - this approach really makes life easier on networked clustered machines. |
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> but for someone who needs that it's fairly easy to use mount --bind, and for everyone else (the majority) it'd just be adding another dir to root, which I really dont see any reason to do. |
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> /me has /var/www mounted with --bind to /mnt/storage ;), which is an array of disks ;) |
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