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From: Heiko Z. <he...@zu...> - 2003-10-21 20:20:28
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>> > >I'm talking about creating a LV name to store the Apache web site. >> > >http://www.devil-linux.org/newdoc/ch01s04.html#d0e568 >> > > >> > >Do you want to reuse one of other names, like /var/data ? >> > >> > Yeah I thought something like /var/data/www >> > But that would be up to the Administrator who's setting up the >> machine. >> > >> > >Most distros store it in /var/www . >> > >> > Then go ahead and to it. ;-) >> >> OK, please explain how the LV's work in the above URL? >> >> Aren't those names hard-coded in DL somewhere? >> If so, why not add another one for /var/www ? > > Never mind, I read the mountfs startup script. I wrote you an answer quite a while ago.... SF is really slow now. > I thought the names must be hard-coded because not everything gets > mounted under /var. Now I see that only home, opt and swap are > hard-coded. Everything else goes under /var. No, it doesn't. > The documentation is a little misleading, IMO ... There is this one little line at the begining of the script: # supported LVs dl_lvs="swap log spool squid tmp data home opt imap mail" -- Regards Heiko Zuerker http://www.devil-linux.org |