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Old 02-28-2007
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Hi experts,

I need to determine if I have 4GB free space on my UNix server? Is there a way that I can do it instead of executing df -k . in each folder?


Thanks for your help.
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Hi experts,

I need to determine if I have 4GB free space on my UNix server? Is there a way that I can do it instead of executing df -k . in each folder?


Thanks for your help.
"df -k ." reports the free disk space on the file system where your current directory is located on.

Moving to a different directory on the same file system will report the same result.

"df -k" will report the free space on all file systems.
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thanks.

the commnad that I executed was

bdf -l

Sample result

Filesystem kbytes used avail %used Mounted on
/dev/optvg2/fs_psofthr80 10485760 6742188 3525759 0.66 /psoft/hr80
/dev/optvg3/fs_PSstore 8388608 3969428 4281580 48% /prod/home01/store/psoft
/dev/optvg2/fs_psoftfs80 10485760 3715547 6375094 37% /psoft/fs80
/dev/optvg2/fs_psoftreports 12582912 5506488 6875538 44% /psoft/reports
/dev/optvg3/fs_psoftarch 8388608 3174 8123396 0%
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Code:
 bdf | awk '{ sum+=$4 } END {printf("%12.0f\n", sum)}'
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