OpenBSD install - Default location

[christopheradlam]

I recently ran into this issue which I think might warrant some consideration as to where either the install happens or where the query log is stored in OpenBSD due to the default partitioning scheme employed by the OpenBSD installer.

Scenario:

• Fresh install of OpenBSD, default partition scheme
• Install of AdGuard home using curl, wget or one of the other standard install methods

Issue:

• Root partition runs out of space after a while

Here is the default OpenBSD partition scheme, you can see that the root partition is not large (this is on a 256GB SSD):

With the Query Log retention period set to the default of 90 days, it eventually fills the root partition.

I have currently addressed this by changing the location of the querylog.json file to /var/log/AdGuard in the config file. After less than an hour, the file is already 1.3MB, so it's not surprising that it can fill the remaining 651MB on a less than 1GB partition.

I suggest that either AdGuardHome gets installed in /usr, or the log file default location is set to /var/log/something to avoid this issue.

[christopheradlam]

Just an addendum to this, as I observed some interesting behavior. The file successfully grew in the new location, and stayed current, but the program later recreated the querylog.json file in the /opt/AdGuardHome/data directory as well, and was growing both files.

So, I ended up making it a symlink to the /var/log/AdGuard/querylog.json file and removing the path from the config file as that doesn't appear to function as expected (and perhaps as intended?).