Re: [Networker] large /nsr/index directories
2006-09-28 09:32:13
When I've needed more space for the client indexes I have just moved some
of them to a new partition and then put a symbolic link in. Our indexes
don't get to the size of yours but I think I would do the same thing.
On Thu, 28 Sep 2006 08:57:47 -0400, Teresa Biehler <tpbsys AT RIT DOT EDU>
wrote:
>As we've added more and more clients, our /nsr/index directory has
>gotten large (200 GB). We need to create more space for the client
>index directories and are weighing the pros and cons of expanding
>/nsr/index vs creating a new file system and moving some of our clients
>to that alternate location.
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>For those of you with large environments, how do you manage space for
>/nsr/index? Do you use a single file system (i.e. all the client index
>files into /nsr/index)? If so, have you had problems with reboots
>causing long outages while that file system is checked (assuming you are
>using ufs)? Do you move some client index directories to alternate
>locations and use the "client index path" field in the client
>definition? If so, do you find this difficult to manage? Have you
>needed to create any special processes to handle this?
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>
>Thanks.
>
>Teresa
>
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