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Old 05-10-2010
Reduce /var filesystem

hi guys

I need to create a temporary Filesystem and the only way to do it is to reduce /var and create a new filesystem 3GB size

Code:
df -h
....
...
/dev/mapper/VolGroup00-var
                      9.7G  1.5G  7.8G  16% /var

my question is according to google search I need to umount the filesystem point in order to reduce its size.... so it means I will require that nobody uses the system? since /var logs a lot information?

I also have the option to reduce /root but I think is more complicated.

so what are the precautions in order to reduce /var/?

thanks a lot
 

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