On Thu, Jul 22, 2004 at 11:42:55AM -0400, George Sinclair wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The index area (/disk2/nsr/index) on our primary server is starting to
> fill up. disk2 is maxing out, and the index area comprises most of that
> space that's being used on that disk. I'd like to move some of the
> larger clients over to another disk (/disk3) to free up some space. We
> currently have some indexes already over there (/disk3/nsr_index), but I
> don't recall the exact method I used before to move them there. We're
> running 6.1.1, and I know this version of NetWorker does not use holey
> files like older versions did, so I believe they can be moved, but I
> wanna be clear on the method, and I have a few questions below.

I don't know about the Networker tools for telling the system to look
for indexes somewhere else, but I know I've used the Solaris OS tools to
move large index directories out of the /nsr/index directory while still
being available under that directory.  I don't remember if I made a
symbolic link to another directory, or did a loopback mount (I suspect I
did a loopback mount, but I don't have any directories setup like that
right now.)  In essence, Networker looks under the normal directory for
the index, but the data is actually mounted from another drive.  This
didn't require any Networker changes, although I did the data move when
Networker was offline.

Dave

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