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just to know can you please let me know which /dir are lost on reboot in solaris so we will refrain from storing data in it.
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just to know can you please let me know which /dir are lost on reboot in solaris so we will refrain from storing data in it.

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No data will be lost on reboot in Solaris with any directories, whcih has been definded in /etc/vfstab. But usually any user (personal) data should store in a seperated dir such as /home or user defind dir other than root, /usr /var etc. just in case of crashed OS.
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No data will be lost on reboot in Solaris with any directories, whcih has been definded in /etc/vfstab. But usually any user (personal) data should store in a seperated dir such as /home or user defind dir other than root, /usr /var etc. just in case of crashed OS.

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Hi experts,<br />
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Does data in /var filesystem is lost on reboot in Solaris?<br />
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We have 2 critical files in /var/personal directory, just need to know if it is lost on reboot or does not.<br />
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Thanks and regards<br />
Ashwin
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Hi experts,

Does data in /var filesystem is lost on reboot in Solaris?

We have 2 critical files in /var/personal directory, just need to know if it is lost on reboot or does not.

Thanks and regards
Ashwin

Does data in /var filesystem is lost on reboot in Solaris

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