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06-15-2004 05:55 AM
06-15-2004 05:55 AM
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I make one directory on / file system called oracle, but it has too information an d my file system / is full. I dont want to lost this information.. can i redirect this directory to othe file system? how can i do?
I make one directory on / file system called oracle, but it has too information an d my file system / is full. I dont want to lost this information.. can i redirect this directory to othe file system? how can i do?
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06-15-2004 06:44 AM
06-15-2004 06:44 AM
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Hi,
Here is one way to handle it. You could make a new filesystem that is big enough to hold the contents of /oracle, mount it up, copy over the contents of /oracle to the new filesystem, rename /oracle to something else (/oracle_old), and then umount and remount the new filesystem as /oracle.
JP
Here is one way to handle it. You could make a new filesystem that is big enough to hold the contents of /oracle, mount it up, copy over the contents of /oracle to the new filesystem, rename /oracle to something else (/oracle_old), and then umount and remount the new filesystem as /oracle.
JP
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06-15-2004 06:49 AM
06-15-2004 06:49 AM
Re: File system / full
oracle data should not be stored in the root filesystem.
You need to create a new filesystem for it and then move any data you have in the original off of the root / filesystem
SEP
You need to create a new filesystem for it and then move any data you have in the original off of the root / filesystem
SEP
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06-15-2004 08:53 PM
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Re: File system / full
Hi Edwin
I would do the following:
copy the entire directory (/oracle) to a new filesystem e.g. /app
rename the /oracle to /oracle.old
Link the new FS to the old directory
(ln -s /app/oracle /oracle)
Check access to the data
Backup data
Reconfigure your system so that you can delete the previous link and delete the /oracle
and keep in mind for the future: Never place working directories at "/" filesystem.
Hth
Reinhard
I would do the following:
copy the entire directory (/oracle) to a new filesystem e.g. /app
rename the /oracle to /oracle.old
Link the new FS to the old directory
(ln -s /app/oracle /oracle)
Check access to the data
Backup data
Reconfigure your system so that you can delete the previous link and delete the /oracle
and keep in mind for the future: Never place working directories at "/" filesystem.
Hth
Reinhard
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