I created a filesystem dedicated to /var/log so I could keep compression on the
logs. Unfortunately, this caused problems at boot time because my log ZFS
dataset couldn't be mounted because /var/log already contained bits. Some of
that, to be fair, could be fixed by having some SMF services
Dan McDonald wrote:
I created a filesystem dedicated to /var/log so I could keep compression on
the logs. Unfortunately, this caused problems at boot time because my log
ZFS dataset couldn't be mounted because /var/log already contained bits.
Some of that, to be fair, could be fixed by
Dan McDonald wrote:
I created a filesystem dedicated to /var/log so I could keep compression on
the logs. Unfortunately, this caused problems at boot time because my log
ZFS dataset couldn't be mounted because /var/log already contained bits.
Some of that, to be fair, could be fixed by
Can't say about /var/log, but I have a system here with /var on zfs.
My assumption was that, not just /var/log, but essentially all of /var is
supposed to be runtime cruft, and so can be treated equally.
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Akhilesh Mritunjai wrote:
Can't say about /var/log, but I have a system here with /var on zfs.
My assumption was that, not just /var/log, but essentially all of /var is
supposed to be runtime cruft, and so can be treated equally.
Not really. Please see the man page for filesystem for
