[CentOS] Planning Mail Server (with low resources)
Aleksandar Milivojevic
alex at milivojevic.orgWed Dec 7 04:35:58 UTC 2005
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Chris Mauritz wrote: > I'd suggest a gig of RAM and a gig of swap. IDE disks are also cheap so > it might be better to upgrade it to something like a 300 or 400gig drive > now than to wait until you run out of space in the very near future. Speaking of future disk expansions. It might be smart move to place all file systems (or at least /var/spool/imap) under LVM. That way he can simply add new disks into volume group, assign additional space to logical volume where /var/spool/imap file system resides, and resize file system to the new size of logical volume. The only downtime would be to physically attach new disk(s). Everything after that can be performed while the system is up and running (and users are using it).
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