Question about fdisk and Linux system errors

[manuel19]

Hello!
I installed Linux Fedora Core 8 (Werewolf), the server is a firewall, we know that Linux mostly by default checked every 30 mounts, if the system contains errors, etc, etc ... As I can do to make my client ever turn on the Linux server, the system check BUT in turn, the same system is repaired automatically without typing anything in the console?

The only one I have for now is, edit the file: /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit and there, add at the begining of the file this lines:

/sbin/fsck -y
/sbin/fsck -y
/sbin/fsck -y

I repeat the same like to be sure that it check the system for errors....
BUT... I'm doing right? I mean... this is the solution you will recommend?

[sea]

The way you posted, it executes 3 times the check, each boot occouring...
I wouldnt suggest to do it this way.

But more the like:

tmp=/boot/mount-count
counter=$(cat $tmp)
if [ "$counter" = 23 ]
then    /sbin/fsck -y && counter=0 || counter=22
fi
counter=$[ $counter + 1 ]
echo $counter > $tmp

[stevea]

On ext2/3/4 you can
sudo dumpe2fs -h /dev/sda1

and these twp parameters describe the mount count since last fsck, and the number of mounts before a fsck is forced,

Mount count: 10
Maximum mount count: -1

[manuel19]

I just want to know, if running

/sbin/fsck -y

after the system BOOT, that will make my system BOOT always CLEAN, without any issues/errors/problems...?

[manuel19]

Can someone tell me?