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Dave Nebinger wrote: |
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>>I need some help with listing home directories that are greater than i |
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>>given size. I have tried |
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>>find /home -type d -size +50000k |
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>>and |
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>>find /home -type d -size +50000k -iname "*" |
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>>Both without much success... |
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>find will not calculate folder sizes (as you've already seen). |
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>You'll need to use du and then filter the output. Perchance something like: |
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> du | grep -v "\/" | sort -n |
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>This should give you the directories (in the current dir) w/o the sub |
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>directories but include the calculated size of the directory sorted |
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>numerically on the output. |
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You can do something similar with a pair of recursive du: |
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du -S ./ | grep -E "^[5-9][0-9]{4}[^0-9]" |
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du -S ./ | grep -E "^[0-9]{6,}" |
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The first command will give you a listing of all directories with |
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50000-99999k of files. The second gives you all directories with |
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100000k+ of files. Neither size includes subdirectories, so if you want |
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sub-directories included in the math, just take out the '-S' option. |
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-Richard |
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