Passing -s
to du
will restrict the output to only the items specified on the command line.
du -sh ~
Я хотел бы видеть общее использование диска для себя в определенной файловой системе. Я выполнил команду
du -h ~my_user_name
Однако в этом списке перечислены все каталоги, которыми владеет my_user_name
. Я хотел бы получить общую сумму всей этой информации. Какой вариант подходит для прохождения? Я старался
du -h -c ~my_user_name
но это не сработало.
Passing -s
to du
will restrict the output to only the items specified on the command line.
du -sh ~
Du will only show you the totals per folder, not per user.
That might work if you want the total size of, say, /home/example_user/ and if only that example_user has files in that folder. If other users have files in them then this will not yield size of all files owned by you, but the total size of all files in that folder.
To get the information per user, either:
find /path/to/search/ -user username_whos_files_to_count -type f -printf "%s\n" | awk 'END'
Note, this uses a GNU find specific extension.
-type f
makes sure you only select files, otherwise you are also counting the size of directories. (Try making an empty folder. It will probably use 4k diskspace).-user username_whos_files_to_count
only selects the results from one user-printf "%s\n"
will print the size.If you just run the first part of this, you will get a list of numbers. Those are the file sizes. (Everything else is stripped, only the size is printed thanks to the %s print command.)
We can then add all those numbers to get a summary. In the example, this is down with awk.