Hello,
I want to present you the current situation:
the /nsr diractory is in /usr filedomain: /usr/nsr:
the contents of this directory is: /cores, /index, /logs, /mm, /res, /ssc,
/tmp
Because in usr domain is not sufficient space for indexes(for a full backup
of 3 clients are 35 mb needed), i want to know how can i move the entire
application to a more free space filedomain(in my case /local domain), with
indexes relinked to the new path.
Jaime Guzman proposed:
1. uasm -s -i /usr/nsr|(cd /local ; uasm -r)
2. nsr_shutdown
3. cd /; rm nsr
4. cd /; ln -s /local
5. nsrd start
I want to know:
is this correct? if yes, what are doing step 3 and 4 (deleting old link and
creating new link); i ask this because for me doesn't seemt to be correct:
if i get in / (root), i can't see any nsr there , so I can't remove
something that i can't see: even links I can't see in /
please could some explains?
Is there any option as alternative of uasm(without reinstalling the applic)
?
THANKS,
Catalin Ciontu
Golden Pages - System Engineer.
Received on Wed Apr 21 1999 - 05:52:31 NZST