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  1. Michael Sanford Michael Sanford Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks , Apache HTTP Server Project

    Two !raid arrays: 120 GB (mirror) "/" and 500 GB (mirror) for "/srv". Where to best put !httpd logs? On the system partition, right?

    Friday, 03-Apr-09 23:40:13 UTC from Twhirl
    • Alexander Mette Alexander Mette

      @msanford Tough one - depends on how you use logs - and I never used the FHS /srv-layout, but as yours is 500GB big, I'd put my logs there

      Friday, 03-Apr-09 23:49:42 UTC
    • Michael Sanford Michael Sanford Alexander Mette

      @amette Basically, I split "the OS" and "other stuff" onto the two arrays. I basically want to even out disk access across the whole array…

      Friday, 03-Apr-09 23:51:40 UTC
    • Michael Sanford Michael Sanford Alexander Mette

      @amette But I had initially thought to put the logs on the 500 GB array anyway. Just seems a waste of 103 GB on the root partition :)

      Friday, 03-Apr-09 23:52:21 UTC
    • Michael Sanford Michael Sanford Apache HTTP Server Project , Alexander Mette

      @amette And since I never actually answered you: I use the !httpd logs really only for generating traffic stats.

      Friday, 03-Apr-09 23:54:40 UTC
    • Alexander Mette Alexander Mette

      @msanford: I don't partition much - partitions are restrictions - for stats: you can delete logs early! /srv seems logically fine to me!! :)

      Saturday, 04-Apr-09 00:04:22 UTC
    • Michael Sanford Michael Sanford Alexander Mette

      @amette Done. Thanks for your input! It's much appreciated.

      Saturday, 04-Apr-09 00:23:56 UTC
    • Alexander Mette Alexander Mette

      @msanford Glad to be of help - no problem!! Have fun with your shiny new server! :)

      Saturday, 04-Apr-09 00:25:12 UTC

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