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From: Heiko Z. <he...@zu...> - 2003-10-09 00:46:19
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Dean Nedelman wrote: >On a side issue, I took a look at what was using the space (remember - this >is -with- Postfix, and -without- SAGATOR and ClamAV at this point). Here is >the -brief- results: >Total Space: 30MB >Total Space Used: 20MB >Amount used by Postfix: 16MB >Amount used by Postfix's lib directory (/var/spool/postfix/lib): 14MB > >So to me, this brings up an obvious question: >How come most of these "jails" can't be prebuilt and reside on the CDROM? >It seems to me that there are there "types" of files, and that some of these >could be built and reside on the CDROM: >o Files copied from /etc. These can't be on the CDROM, because they didn't >come from the CDROM :-) >o Files from /lib, /usr, /dev, /bin, etc. These could certainly be prebuilt >and reside on the CDROM. >o Files that are created dynamically. Normally these are created by the >application. > > I like that idea ! I added it to our feature requests. cya Heiko |