How to resize /tmp on Debian?
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nobaloney
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It depends on if you're running it as a partition or not.
If you're using it as a partition, then only a partition tool would be able to resize it, and that's most likely not a good idea on a running server; it could crash your file system to the point where you'd have to do a bare metal restore.
If it's not a partition, but a simple subdirectory it gets sized as required.
If it is a partition and you need to resize it best you ignore it, and create a virtual partition to mount at the same mountpoint.
Did you read this webhostingtalk.com thread?
Jeff
If you're using it as a partition, then only a partition tool would be able to resize it, and that's most likely not a good idea on a running server; it could crash your file system to the point where you'd have to do a bare metal restore.
If it's not a partition, but a simple subdirectory it gets sized as required.
If it is a partition and you need to resize it best you ignore it, and create a virtual partition to mount at the same mountpoint.
Did you read this webhostingtalk.com thread?
Jeff