Here's what i did to fix this: - modified /etc/init.d/voyage-sync to remove /var/tmp and /var/log from directories that are always synced - added 'var' as sync directory in /etc/default/voyage-util - moved /var/cache to /rovar/cache and /var/lib to /rovar/lib since these directories are large and i don't need them writeable. - created symbolic links : ln -s /rovar/cache /var/cache, ln -s /rovar/lib /var/lib
I still had an issue where it was writing over my symlink. This turned out to be some stuff in the /ro folder that was overwriting on startup. I deleted the contents of the ro folder. Now everything works great and my var folder syncs. Matt On Sat, Sep 21, 2013 at 5:22 PM, Matthew Plumb <matthewppl...@gmail.com>wrote: > Hi All, > > I have an application that i want to install on voyage linux that > absolutely must write to /var in order to function. The application is > pwrstatd for monitoring a ups. > > Now i know that voyage by default configures sync directories of var/log > and var/tmp. When i tried to add /var to the rw directories this destroyed > my var directory and apt-get no longer works. > > Any ideas on how i can get this to work? > > Thanks, > > matt >
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