Hello,
If I wanted to sort my disk usage by highest offender first, how would I change the display to show that? Thanks.
Example
Filesystem 1024-blocks Used Available Capacity Mounted on /dev/MAIN/Usr 1625002 1423491 201511 88% /usr /dev/MAIN/Home 523910 458737 65173 88% /home /dev/MAIN/Opt 2025176 1664282 360894 83% /opt /dev/MAIN/Root 300769 142019 158750 48% / /dev/MAIN/Stand 272812 48284 224528 18% /stand /dev/MAIN/Var 1556049 235055 1320994 16% /var /dev/MAIN/Tmp 491827 1987 489840 1% /tmp
On Fri, Aug 04, 2006 at 12:14:49PM -0400, Camp, Neil D. (ManTech) CTR wrote:
If I wanted to sort my disk usage by highest offender first, how would I change the display to show that? Thanks.
Example
Filesystem 1024-blocks Used Available Capacity Mounted on /dev/MAIN/Usr 1625002 1423491 201511 88% /usr /dev/MAIN/Home 523910 458737 65173 88% /home /dev/MAIN/Opt 2025176 1664282 360894 83% /opt /dev/MAIN/Root 300769 142019 158750 48% / /dev/MAIN/Stand 272812 48284 224528 18% /stand /dev/MAIN/Var 1556049 235055 1320994 16% /var /dev/MAIN/Tmp 491827 1987 489840 1% /tmp
The easiest - at least for me - would be to change the "df" command being run from the client script to do the sorting. E.g. send the "df" output through "| tail +2 | sort -nr -k 5" and add a command before the current "df" command to just output the header line: "df|head -1"
Regards, Henrik
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