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Hey everyone...

I'm currently working on a few scripts for
people to run when they get in in the mornings
just a few standard checks and stuff.

What I need to know - and it's a dippy question is:

I've got this so far

case os
 HP-UX) bdf -l | sort -r -k5
 AIX) df -k | sort -r -k4
etc

just a sorted list

it works fine, just I'm not sure for sun_os. I want to give this script
to some guys running sunos - but I don't have access to a sunos box
which column should I be sorting on for a df under sunos?

I know - dumb question - but I can't remember. :)

Ta Scott.

Quote:>Hey everyone...

>I'm currently working on a few scripts for
>people to run when they get in in the mornings
>just a few standard checks and stuff.

>What I need to know - and it's a dippy question is:

>I've got this so far

>case os
> HP-UX) bdf -l | sort -r -k5
> AIX) df -k | sort -r -k4
>etc

>just a sorted list

>it works fine, just I'm not sure for sun_os. I want to give this script
>to some guys running sunos - but I don't have access to a sunos box
>which column should I be sorting on for a df under sunos?

>I know - dumb question - but I can't remember. :)

# uname -a
SunOS apu 5.8 Generic sun4m sparc SNUW, SPARCstation-20
# df -k
Filesystem          kbytes   used   avail capacity Mounted on
/dev/dsk/c0t3d0s0   103023   61470  31251 67%      /
<snip>
Phil.

:>Hey everyone...
:>
:>
:>I'm currently working on a few scripts for
:>people to run when they get in in the mornings
:>just a few standard checks and stuff.
:>
:>What I need to know - and it's a dippy question is:
:>
:>I've got this so far
:>
:>case os
:> HP-UX) bdf -l | sort -r -k5
:> AIX) df -k | sort -r -k4
:>etc
:>
:>just a sorted list
:>
:>it works fine, just I'm not sure for sun_os. I want to give this script
:>to some guys running sunos - but I don't have access to a sunos box
:>which column should I be sorting on for a df under sunos?
:>
:>I know - dumb question - but I can't remember. :)

: # uname -a
: SunOS apu 5.8 Generic sun4m sparc SNUW, SPARCstation-20
: # df -k
: Filesystem          kbytes   used   avail capacity Mounted on
: /dev/dsk/c0t3d0s0   103023   61470  31251 67%      /
: <snip>
: Phil.

Excellent - thanks heaps :)

Good question, but I have one similar.

BSD. Want to find the files in a directory that are the largest and sort
them by size, large to small.
I know that <du -a |sort ??>  is close, but I want to list all the files in
all directories from where I am at (/usr).

Any help would be great.

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