What I'd do?
The ever-expanding logs, of course. Possibly keep the spool directory on the system drive(it's there by default on Windows. Good admins move it)
Then there's the 'manually corrected bug, seldom appearing bug' in your most important app. You know, the kind you know about, and fix the issues from by periodically run a simple command. Too small to really bother fixing permanently, as that takes many times longer, and you really could use the time for something else, such as updating the system docs.
And yeah, the docs will be updated, and all the 'issues' will be listed in the appendix.
Who reads all that anyway?
Before the system goes tits-up, I mean?
Possibly, the appendix is a text file in my homeshare since it needs to be updated now and then.
You know, the homeshare that gets deleted automatically a few weeks after someone leaves...
Biting the hand that feeds IT
