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Disk Space usage in GB for a folder
Try this :

du -h -s foldername

You will get response as below:

3.3G foldername
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Try this :

du -h -s foldername

You will get response as below:

3.3G foldername
What platform is this performed under ?? Isn't applicable to HP-UX 11.23

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