After installing linux on the new HD for the server, I didn''t actually do anything manually with the partitioning scheme as I allowed Redhat to do it automatically. I might want/have-to change that. But for now I was interested in finding out how I can find what partition has a certain directory. For instance /var doesn''t have its own partition, but I want to find out if it is on hda1 or hda2. And depending on where it is, I might want to move a certain folder one level below the /var/www/html directory to another partition that has more space allocated to it. I can''t seem to find the right way to do this (if its possible nonethless, though I think it should be). I thought maybe the ''mount'' command might be the right one but it doesn''t seem so. Does anyone have the right commands for these two issues? Thanks alot with a cherry on top

Thanks Interim, I thought that was probably the situation and I confirmed it after copying a file from another computer and verifying the free space within hda1.

Someone from another site had suggested to someone who wanted to know the same thing I did that this should be done as an example:

mkdir /home/usr
cp -a /usr /home/usr
telinit 1
umount /usr
mv /usr /usr.old
ln -s /home/usr /usr
telinit 5

I might need to research that.