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On Friday 12 June 2009 12:48:24 KH wrote: |
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> bn schrieb: |
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> > Isn't "do A if you are in situation X , because of Z" the right pattern? |
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> > m. |
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> That's only if situation x is constant and absolutely known to the one |
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> replying. But then it might not be of any use for somebody else. Most |
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> likely there will not be a second person with the exact same situation x |
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> around. |
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> Also I learn a lot by following the way to the solution. Like give me |
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> the formula and not the answer and next time I can search for everything |
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> myself. |
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The original question was "how big should /var be?" and the correct answer to |
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that question is "mu" (google it) |
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If we had the output of "df -h" and "du -sh /var/*" plus a description of what |
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the machine actually does, some general advice could be given to the OP. As it |
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stands with the information given, the only useful answer is "you'll have to |
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work that out yourself" which is what I said right back at the beginning. |
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alan dot mckinnon at gmail dot com |
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