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From: rbunten@miclon.uucp (Rob Bunten)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.questions
Subject: finding disk usage of partitions
Message-ID: <1990Jul4.113139.5129@miclon.uucp>
Date: 4 Jul 90 11:31:39 GMT
Organization: Micrognosis, London, UK
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I'm trying to find out what is on all our disk partitions - size of directories
etc. I've tried combinations of find(1) and du(1), but du goes across NFS mountsand follows links, so I get too many files.

Any ideas on how I can do this sensibly - the thought of doing a level 0 dump
and restoring onto a free disk to check it there doesn't appeal; nor does the
idea of recursive ls -l and ther adding it all up myself (with a little help
from awk).

I'm using Sun-OS 4.0.2 on Sun 3's, 386's and 4's.

Please mail your answers to me at rbunten@micrognosis.co.uk and I'll summarize
what I get and post the results to comp.unix.questions.
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Rob Bunten		rbunten@micrognosis.co.uk