Things in a full reboot inside /tmp should disappear, things in /var/tmp should
not, that other OS's don't do this is just another missing spoke in the
reinvented wheel.
One of the nice features of zfs on a /var slice is that you can have it be a
compressed fs, which is nice for logs in a lot
Hello,
I have my roots in the Linux and *BSD worlds. When I install a system, I am
used to create separated partitions (slices) for /usr, /opt, /, /var, /tmp.
It's an old habit. I just like it this way... ;)
Now I wonder, regarding Solaris, I read that to create a /tmp slice was not
such a
Daniel,
I have my roots in the Linux and *BSD worlds. When I install a system, I am
used to create separated partitions (slices) for /usr, /opt, /, /var, /tmp.
It's an old habit. I just like it this way... ;)
Fair enough...you may want to look into ZFS at some stage which makes
I have my roots in the Linux and *BSD worlds. When I install a system, I am
used to create separated partitions (slices) for /usr, /opt, /, /var, /tmp.
It's an old habit. I just like it this way... ;)
There's a downward trend in the number of partitions; I remember needing
to have two
