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still makes sense to prevent overruns right? IE /home/ cant drop the whole system just cause you torrented too many debian ISOs and blew out your disk. same fo
by calvinmorrison 10mo ago
still makes sense to prevent overruns right? IE /home/ cant drop the whole system just cause you torrented too many debian ISOs and blew out your disk.
same for /var/ or wherever you store your DB tables like MySQL.
- glhaynes 10mo agoAh, yeah, that makes sense, thanks. My experience as "sysadmin" has largely been from the standpoint of personal systems for which that has mostly not been a big concern for me.
- bpfrh 10mo agoIronically using "modern" filesystems like zfs or btrfs you can do that if they are on the same disk
- 1718627440 10mo agoPartitions are still on the same disk?
- smallstepforman 10mo agoThe inverse is also true - cannot download an 60Gb game due to partition size being too small even if there is cumulative free space available.
- homebrewer 10mo agoThis is much better solved by quotas which can be adjusted on the fly without rewriting your partition tables.