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These instructions document the installation and configuration of Debian 4.0 on our servers. | These instructions document the installation and configuration of Debian 4.0 on our servers. | ||
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+ | For installation and configuration of Debian 5.0 on RedHook, see [[build/debian/redhook | Debian/RedHook]] | ||
===== Installation ===== | ===== Installation ===== | ||
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<code root> | <code root> | ||
- | # vgcreate sluug | + | # vgcreate sluug /dev/md0 |
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<code root> | <code root> | ||
- | # lvcreate -L 40G -n rsnapshot sluug | + | # lvcreate -L 100G -n rsnapshot sluug |
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Adding this script to the ''/etc/cron.daily'' directory will cause it to be run every day. By default, the daily cron scripts run at 6:25 AM. One nice thing about running them daily and sending them to a mailing list is that it's easy to see if the updates have or have not been applied by the next day. The more times the message is sent, the more likely someone will be to log in and run the updates. | Adding this script to the ''/etc/cron.daily'' directory will cause it to be run every day. By default, the daily cron scripts run at 6:25 AM. One nice thing about running them daily and sending them to a mailing list is that it's easy to see if the updates have or have not been applied by the next day. The more times the message is sent, the more likely someone will be to log in and run the updates. | ||
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+ | **NOTE**: We should probably replace this custom script with ''cron-apt''. | ||
==== Send Out Alerts for Low Disk Space ==== | ==== Send Out Alerts for Low Disk Space ==== |