hi

I setup internal DNS / Proxy server on 80GB Harddisk
for ca. 300 user based on linux SUSE 8.2

I've created partitions:

/swap 2GB
/boot 37MB ext2 ( free 70% )
/ 34GB ext3 ( free 90% )
/usr 14GB ext3 ( free 80% )
/srv 2GB ext3 ( free 90% )
/var 4,9GB ext3 ( free 60% )
/home 2GB ext3 ( free 80% )
/tmp 2,4GB ext3 ( free 90% )
shmfs 124MB ( free 100% )
and I'm NOT using LVM.

ist it OK ?

or /boot /var /tmp are to small ?

can be /boot more largely with the time
or is it OK ?

what is shmfs ?
can I use this space for other partitions ?

kind regards
cccc

It all looks fine
i would make /boot 100 megs
/usr doesn't need as much as you are giving it
probably only 6 gigs
make a new mount point for the cache for the proxy server

thanks

you mean the new mount point for
/var/cache/squid ?

for example /usr/cache/squid
instead of /var/cache/squid ?

only this folder from squid needs so much space ?

kind regards
cccc

i guess you dont have to worry about the cache
when you install the proxy server you can make a symlink to to / directory because that has a lot of space.

hi zatriz

but the squid is already installed.
what can I do now ?
to change at squid.conf is enough ?

if it gives you an option to change the directory for the cache in squid than yes thats what you need to do.
but if it doesn't then you need to create a symlink but i think it will let you change the cache folder make sure the permissions are right if you do change it.