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sum in df command

Hi,
os is TRU64.
When i type df -h , i get info about usage of my filesystems in MB and in GB.
Is there some command that i could use so to get sum of all used space on all filesystems ?
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Hi Buddy,

u can try the command as below

df -h|awk '{s+=$3} END {print s}'

here $3 is the 3rd column of df -h output. If u want to get sum of any other column just type $<column number> for that column
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Max thank you very much.
That is exactly what i needed.
As i found this command very usefull ,
could you pleace point me to some site or book where i could learn such
tips&tricks :-)
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No dear,

I dont know any such books...but u can ask these things to this forum....people will help you...

Good that u found the command useful....

Read about awk and nawk filters....they are really useful....
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thanks max
, i' ll give a look on those filters
and stop by here when seeking for more knowledge about managing unix/linux systems.
cheers ,
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