A few steps to easily move or relocate /var in CentOS 6.8:
Start by sudo bash.
- Mount the future /var with a different name, like /newvar.
Tip: Setup fstab to use /newvar and use "mount -a" will also help you checking if fstab is fine.
- Copy current /var to new location with rsync:
rsync -aqxP /var/* /newvar
- fix the security contents with
restorecon -r -v /newvar
- adapt fstab to mount the new /var (if you had setup fstab to /newvar now is the time to set it to /var)
- reboot
Start by sudo bash.
- Mount the future /var with a different name, like /newvar.
Tip: Setup fstab to use /newvar and use "mount -a" will also help you checking if fstab is fine.
- Copy current /var to new location with rsync:
rsync -aqxP /var/* /newvar
- fix the security contents with
restorecon -r -v /newvar
- adapt fstab to mount the new /var (if you had setup fstab to /newvar now is the time to set it to /var)
- reboot
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