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> I ran into something like this a few days ago when I ran out of disk<br>
> space on my server. Any chance that's happening here?<br>
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</div></div> No I have a good bit of room on that partition just yet, but i have<br>
much more room on a partition dedicated to Myth-Tv recordings (if I ever<br>
get that far), that I'd be willing to use for any Myth-tv purpose. Is<br>
that even possible, moving the relevant config and database files over<br>
to the dedicated sapce?<br>
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</div></div></blockquote></div><br>To answer your question, yes, you _could_ move the files to another partition, but there's probably no real benefit to doing so. Just a datapoint, but I've been running my current install of Myth for.. oh, 18 months or so, and the MySQL database is still under 200Meg. If you've got a few gigs free on the partition you're working on, you should be fine. <br>
<br>The only reason I could see that your primary partition might fill up quickly is if you run into some sort of constant error that gets logged to a file. I've seen log files grow into the Gb range _really_ quickly. But that's an anomoly and most people never see that.<br>
<br>PhillW<br>