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Hello all, I know about du -h, I have even looked at du -Sh... What I am doing is looking for directory sizes so i can implement disk quotas. But ...
  1. 07-23-2008 #1
    AboveNBeyond
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    Directory size & print question...

    Hello all,
    I know about du -h, I have even looked at du -Sh...

    What I am doing is looking for directory sizes so i can implement disk quotas. But what I would like to see is a output of just the user directory and size...

    example...
    1.2g ./home/user1
    589k .home/user2

    NOT like this...
    1.2g ./home/user1
    575 ./home/user1/public
    674 ./home/user1/docs
    589k .home/user2

    Basically the above commands do not print the user dir and it's size, including all subdirectories.
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    I think I got it...

    du -hs "s supreses the output.
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    du /home/ -h --max-depth=1
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