SUMMARY:Spooling Directory

From: jesus gaona martinez <jgaona_at_alpha1.sal.uadec.mx>
Date: Wed, 30 Apr 1997 11:20:46 +119304028 (CST)

  Hi managers,

  Thanks to the following people who responded to my question:

  Matt Moore moore_at_shemp.bucks.edu
  BigRedDog ckrieger_at_latrade.com
  Dick Abraham abrahad_at_gov.ou.ca
  Alan Nabeth
  Nopchai Tangtriham nung_at_alpha.tu.ac.th

  Here is a summary of the steps involved:

  The question:
  My Dec 3000 is running osf/1 v 1.2. The /usr file system shows 95% full.
  I want to change the working directory for mail, form /usr file system
  (/usr/spool/mail) to /red file system.
  My filesystems
      used
    75% /
    95% /usr
    60% /red
  Thanks for any suggestions anyone can offer!

  The answer:
  Just make symbolic link for /usr/spool/mail to any directory under /red
  Such as .. ln -s /red/mail /usr/spool/mail (/red/mail will be the real place
  to keep the files) for mail directory.
  First shutdown to single user mode
  Then cd /usr/spool
  Execute the following commands:
  tar -cf -mail | (cd /red ; tar -xvpf -)
  mv /usr/spool/mail /usr/spool/mail.old
  ln -s /red/mail /usr/spool/mail
  Check to make sure that /red/mail and /usr/spool/mail.old have the same
  permissions and owner.
  Now that you have done all that, bring it back up to multiuser mode and
  give it a test for a day or so. If all works fine, then you can delete
  /usr/spool/mail.old.

                          Thanks
                         Chuy Gaona
               Universidad Autonoma De Coahuila
               Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico.
 
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