#centos - Thu 17 May 2007 between 20:00 and 20:09



orc_orclast still ways: At a bare minimum, you need an appropriately-sized root partition, and a swap partition equal to twice the amount of RAM you have on the system
goodshitdocta. but i use yum to install stuff
docta_vyou use yum to install rpm packages
goodshityes
docta_vthey're still rpm packages
goodshiti use yum install httpd
docta_vyeah, rpm -qa shows you all currently installed packages
that's what you want right?
goodshitdocta. is that all my installed package?
can i short them by A-Z
docta_vsure
rpm -qa|sort
goodshitso when i do a rpm -qa
thats how many package is installed?
docta_visn't that what i said?
14:52 < docta_v> yeah, rpm -qa shows you all currently installed packages
goodshitthanks ;)
docta_vnp
goodshitthats alot of stuff
i got installed
eurekaI have an interesting question? I'm as a regular user wanted to create files on a particular dir which I have permissions to do so. Let's call this dir /export/home/test , and this is mounted on one of the disks. My prob is that I can't put anything under that dir /export/home/test, I can move stuff out of there but can't put anything there. Every time I try it complains about "No space left on device", so I thought there should b
docta_vsounds like you're out of space
lancelangoodshit, yum list will show you a lot more - because it will also show stuff that you dont have installed ...
eurekadocta_v, why as root I can put stuff on?
is there a trick that I should know?
docta_vthere is usually 5% reserved for root
if you run df -h /export/home/test
what does it say
eurekadocta_v, I saw about 30M remaining
it's 17 GB capacity
so that should explain it, right?
docta_vyeah looks like you're out of space
since 5% is reserved for root
eurekaso that 30M is only for root?
docta_vyeah
eurekadocta_v, you mean in every dir?
docta_vyeah
you need to remove some stuff
eurekabecause this is on a seperate disk
docta_vdf shows the entire disk

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