Digitalsoul
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Prior to installing DirectAdmin I consulted the Install page at the official DirectAdmin website. My only problem during a clean (base) installation on Debian was the partition scheme.
On DA website:
We suggest a simple partition structure of:
/boot 40 meg
swap 2 x memory
/ rest of drive
For a less simple partition structure:
/boot 40 meg
swap 2 x memory
/tmp 1 Gig. Highly recommended to mount /tmp with noexec,nosuid in /etc/fstab
/ 6-10 Gig
/var 8-20 gig. Emails, logs and databases stored here
/usr 5-12 gig. Just DA data, source code, frontpage.
/home rest of drive. Roughly 80% for user data. Mount with nosuid in /etc/fstab if possible.
Would be nice if the install website mentioned if the partitions must be primary/logical and the format ext2/ext3. Perhaps this was not mentioned because of the different linux flavors?
On DA website:
We suggest a simple partition structure of:
/boot 40 meg
swap 2 x memory
/ rest of drive
For a less simple partition structure:
/boot 40 meg
swap 2 x memory
/tmp 1 Gig. Highly recommended to mount /tmp with noexec,nosuid in /etc/fstab
/ 6-10 Gig
/var 8-20 gig. Emails, logs and databases stored here
/usr 5-12 gig. Just DA data, source code, frontpage.
/home rest of drive. Roughly 80% for user data. Mount with nosuid in /etc/fstab if possible.
Would be nice if the install website mentioned if the partitions must be primary/logical and the format ext2/ext3. Perhaps this was not mentioned because of the different linux flavors?