Our nsr dir has grown to a size (due to new systems) where its about to fill
the disk

# df -k | grep nsr
/dev/md/dsk/d9       16390715 15631093  595715    97%    /nsr

I've told it to compresses the index's but it has at best caused them to
stay the same size or grow larger,

I found documentation that my Predecessor would use the following command to
just move the whole dir to another location,

#cd /nsr/index
#/usr/lib/nsr/uasm -s -I * | (cd /m3/stage/NSR_Index_Backup_020814 ;
/usr/lib/nsr/uasm -r)

I am planning to add some more space to the metadisk, but till I can find
some disk clearing off a few of the older cycles/indexes would be good if
its possible.
Any advice as to what would be the best way to do this would be much
appreciate, oh we are running sbu 6.1.3 on Solaris.


Cheers
    Morgan Cathcart


Morgan Cathcart
UNIX Systems Administrator
Electronic Services
National Library of NZ
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email: Morgan.Cathcart AT natlib.govt DOT nz

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