BenBart wrote:
> Hi all,
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> Does anyone know what command I have to execute to check what
> filesystems type are currently on my server? Whether it is ext, ext2,
> ext3 etc.

This will show you what type each mounted file system is:
df -T

I think that if you do the following, it will show you which file system
types are available:
cat /proc/filesystems

> BTW, what is the reasoning behind using which fileystem type ...

various, depending on file usage.... I won't go into details here.
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