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Operating Systems Solaris Mount /app on a new DISK Post 302736045 by mattpunk on Monday 26th of November 2012 04:36:36 PM
Old 11-26-2012
Mount /app on a new DISK

Hi folks,

because of disk space problem my root is almost full..The root is mounted on rpool and i want to move /app on a new disk, is that possible without compromising any link?How can i do that?
I use solaris 10

Thank you in advance,

Matt

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Quote:
Originally Posted by mattpunk
Hi folks,

because of disk space problem my root is almost full..The root is mounted on rpool and i want to move /app on a new disk, is that possible without compromising any link?How can i do that?
I use solaris 10

Thank you in advance,

Matt
Can i do it online or by rebooting with cdrom?
 

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Mojolicious::Plugin::Mount(3pm) 			User Contributed Perl Documentation			   Mojolicious::Plugin::Mount(3pm)

NAME
Mojolicious::Plugin::Mount - Application mount plugin SYNOPSIS
# Mojolicious my $route = $self->plugin(Mount => {'/prefix' => '/home/sri/myapp.pl'}); # Mojolicious::Lite my $route = plugin Mount => {'/prefix' => '/home/sri/myapp.pl'}; # Adjust the generated route my $example = plugin Mount => {'/example' => '/home/sri/example.pl'}; $example->to(message => 'It works great!'); # Mount application with host plugin Mount => {'mojolicio.us' => '/home/sri/myapp.pl'}; # Host and path plugin Mount => {'mojolicio.us/myapp' => '/home/sri/myapp.pl'}; # Or even hosts with wildcard subdomains plugin Mount => {'*.mojolicio.us/myapp' => '/home/sri/myapp.pl'}; DESCRIPTION
Mojolicious::Plugin::Mount is a plugin that allows you to mount whole Mojolicious applications. The code of this plugin is a good example for learning to build new plugins, you're welcome to fork it. METHODS
Mojolicious::Plugin::Mount inherits all methods from Mojolicious::Plugin and implements the following new ones. "register" my $route = $plugin->register($app, $conf); Mount Mojolicious application. SEE ALSO
Mojolicious, Mojolicious::Guides, <http://mojolicio.us>. perl v5.14.2 2012-09-05 Mojolicious::Plugin::Mount(3pm)
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