Moving Index
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Mike M.
Feb 17, 2009, 1:34:26 PM2/17/09
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Our /nsr directory is filling up the current disk it is on. We were
at 100% but were able to reclaim some of that space last week.
However, we will reach that point again. I have another directory on
my Solaris server that has more than enough space to house my index.
My question is, how do I move my networker index location to the new
directory/disk?
Thanks for any help you can give.
at 100% but were able to reclaim some of that space last week.
However, we will reach that point again. I have another directory on
my Solaris server that has more than enough space to house my index.
My question is, how do I move my networker index location to the new
directory/disk?
Thanks for any help you can give.
michael guldan
Feb 19, 2009, 2:05:18 PM2/19/09
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two ways..
the easy way is to copy/migrate the indexes (or entire nsr) to a fresh partition with plenty of space and then copy the data using rsync or a tar pipe (taking care to preserve permissions) and then mount the new partiton in the appropriate place (e.g. /nsr if the whole /nsr directory is migrated to the new partition).
The hard way is to move the individual indexes and then point the index location (set on each client) to the new location.
HTH
_m
the easy way is to copy/migrate the indexes (or entire nsr) to a fresh partition with plenty of space and then copy the data using rsync or a tar pipe (taking care to preserve permissions) and then mount the new partiton in the appropriate place (e.g. /nsr if the whole /nsr directory is migrated to the new partition).
The hard way is to move the individual indexes and then point the index location (set on each client) to the new location.
HTH
_m
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