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Linux Partitions for Multiple RedHat File Systems (1 OpsSys)
I'm from the Solaris world and new to Linux (RedHat). In Solaris, file systems (like root, /opt, /usr/local, /export/home) are mounted on disk slices or partitions. As far as I have read in RedHat, partitions are for mounting different operating systems on the same machine.
To prevent a user home directory, or a log file from crashing the server by filling the harddrive, I would like to mount at least 5 partitions (OpsSys, user home directories, log files, web root directory, applications/servers). Then a run away file can fill up it's own partition without crashing the server.
Can this be done in RedHat? Is this an unusual disk structure for Linux? Thanks, Allan
To prevent a user home directory, or a log file from crashing the server by filling the harddrive, I would like to mount at least 5 partitions (OpsSys, user home directories, log files, web root directory, applications/servers). Then a run away file can fill up it's own partition without crashing the server.
Can this be done in RedHat? Is this an unusual disk structure for Linux? Thanks, Allan
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