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Hello all,

   I know partitioning can be a sensitive subject, and that's not really
what this post is about.. But I noticed that NetBSD does not require a
gigantic /var, so I made it into a modest 512MB partition on a system I
administrate.

   It seemed to be enough for a life time.

   Well, except for one file: /var/log/pflog.

   It's currently around 320MB(!).

   Is this normal? (The system has been up and running for almost a year
now). How do I (safely) shrink it?

--=20
Kind regards,
Jan Danielsson



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