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Re: [PLUG] find the user with the most files
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On Mon, 2009-05-04 at 18:49 -0400, Michael Lazin wrote:
> Hi, I'm in a directory containing directories that belong to different
> users and we are trying to get users to reduce their disk use to make
> our backup servers run better.
>
> I tried
>
> find . | egrep -i "\.(zip|mkv|mp3|avi|rar|exe|iso|wma|wmv|mpg|mpeg|
> nfo|r[0-9]+)$"|less
>
> In this directory and noticed a lot of these users have warez, but we
> don't have the time or the manpower to go after every user that has
> warez. What I want to do is find every directory of a certain name
> and output the size of that directory to see who the biggest culprits
> are. Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks.
>
> --
> Michael Lazin
>
i know this is a little late but i usually use
du -ah --max-depth=1
lists all files and directorys with file sizes in human readable (K,M,G
suffix) in my profile i have it set as an alias to duf in most of my
machines. out put would look like this:
root@evo:/home# ls
mythtv share sloopy
root@evo:/home# duf
du: cannot access `./sloopy/.gvfs': Permission denied
9.1G ./sloopy
4.0K ./mythtv
11G ./share
20G .
root@evo:/home#
sloopy.
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