Tmpfs configuration

This is optional. You can skip this and the script will use it's default values (tmpfs being disabled).

You can run this function with root privileges so the script can add the tmpfs line to /etc/fstab or it can be executed with the isrsrv user to only change the configuration value in the script's configuration file but you will have to add the tmpfs line to /etc/fstab manually.

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Using the script

Run the script with root privliges and follow the instructions:

sudo isrsrv-script config_tmpfs

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Manual

To create a ramdisk manually you need to get the user id of the isrsrv user:

id -u isrsrv

Add the following to your fstab with the user id:

/etc/fstab

tmpfs				   /srv/isrsrv/tmpfs		tmpfs		   rw,size=8G,uid=<user-id>,mode=0777	0 0

The size value is for the size of your tmpfs/ramdisk. 8G is for 8 gigabytes.

Reload user services as the isrsrv user:

isrsrv-script reload_services

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