rgheck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > If we're regularly attacked from there, then sonicwall can presumably > be configured not to log these.
Presumably is the operative word indeed. I know nothing about that stuff. > As for moving /var, I've just done lsof | grep /var/ on my system, and > if you shut down everything but ssh, esp including syslogd, then I'm > guessing you can clear /var pretty thoroughly. If you delete > everything non-essential, then moving the data should be fairly quick, > and we'll be back up and running in no time. The problem is that I do not know what is non-essential. For example, we have archives of cvslog since the beginning of time. What happens if I just kill the contents of the directory? I suspect that mailman will not like this. JMarc
