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sirfpsycho

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Hi, I have attached 2TB hdd in my server and mounted it on /data
Now /data is 1.8T usable. Can you please tell me how can I store my images to this /data location? and Can I move all the existing images to the additional drive? If yes then how?
 
sirfpsycho said:
Hi, I have attached 2TB hdd in my server and mounted it on /data
Now /data is 1.8T usable. Can you please tell me how can I store my images to this /data location? and Can I move all the existing images to the additional drive? If yes then how?
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If you mount the drive on your default image folder, the system will then automatically store images on your drive. Just backup your images and re-upload them to the images folder again if something goes wrong.

You can do something like this (I'm using ext4 here, but you might have a different filesystem, change accordingly)

mount "/yourdisk" "/pathtoyourcheveretoimagesfolder"

Depending on system be sure to mount the drive every time the system boots with something like this:

/yourdisk /pathtoyourcheveretoimagesfolder ext4 defaults,noatime,nofail 0 2
 
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