On 10/08 03:01 , Frédéric Massot wrote:
> I thought I would increase the size of the new file system, but my 
> concern is not having the same problem with a lack of inode in a few years.
> 
>  From what I've read, if I chose XFS instead of ext4, I would not have 
> this problem of lack of inode.

Correct.

> 10 Gb for /, using ext4, 26% used
> 
> 4 GB RAM, I'll add more RAM for XFS
> 
> > 10GB swap
> 
> 4 GB swap on logical volume, with new disks I will increase the size of 
> the swap.
> 
> > remainder of space in a separate partition mounted on /var/lib/backuppc.
> 
> BackupPC data are already in their own logical volume.  :o)

Sounds good.

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