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From: Tim T. <t....@co...> - 2004-05-04 15:24:37
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Heiko Zuerker wrote: >>hzu...@ra... wrote: >> >> >> >>>On 05/03/2004 10:31:14 PM Tim Tait wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>>I am using an IMAP server on my DL box, but I don't want to store the >>>>IMAP stuff on the devil-linux vg because I want it to be on my RAID1 vg. >>>>So I have a mount entry in fstab to mount over that point... but, if >>>>there is no imap lv in the devil-linux vg, then devil-linux doesn't >>>>autocreate a mount point... so my mount fails. >>>> >>>>Is there an easy way to create the mount points on-the-fly without >>>>modifying scripts all the time, ie as you mount? >>>> >>>>If not, can we add the mount points for the usual devil-linux vg >>>>automounts in /var so that they can easily be mounted elsewhere if >>>>desired? >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>Actually the mount points get created dynamically, you can name the VGs >>>however you want to. >>>(Or in other words, there are no default VGs names anymore (since 1.1)) >>> >>>This you wont have any other option then modifying the init scripts. >>> >>>Heiko >>> >>> >>> >>So I can put 'tmp' on a different vg than 'imap' and both will be >>auto-mounted with the current DL setup? >> >> > >Only the stuff in the devil-linux VG will be automounted. > > (Light dawns) So for any lv in the devil-linux vg, a mount point of the same name as the lv will be created in /var, and then mounted? Tim |