Im calculating file sizes with below AWK script. I do this before some spesific files are transferred. I run the script it works but after several running it stuck with a limit of 2147483647 (2 Gbytes -1 byte) and cant exceed this. Something is wrong and I can't proceed, would appreciate any help.
Code:
find . \( -name "*.gz" -o -name "*.tar" -o -name "*.rar" \) -mtime +1 -exec ls -l {} \;| awk '/^-/ {a[$6 OFS sprintf("%2d",$7)]+=$5} END {for(i in a) printf "%s %15d %6s\n",i,a[i],"Bytes"}' >> sum_of_files.txt
SUM=`awk '{a+=$3}END{printf "%15d\n",a}' sum_of_files.txt`
i find .gz, .tar or .rar files which are older than 1 day under a main directory and execute "ls -l" and calculate sizes but i also print 6th and 7th columns too into same file just for info.Then using 3rd colums i calculate the all sizes as a total sum.
The output of script is like below (sum of bytes above file) :
Code:
server{root}>./size.sh
416192512 # this is size of compressed folder only it is calculated #
server{root}>./size.sh
832385024
server{root}>./size.sh
1248577536
server{root}>./size.sh
1664770048
server{root}>./size.sh
2080962560
server{root}>./size.sh
2147483647
server{root}>./size.sh
2147483647
server{root}>./size.sh
2147483647
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I'm afraid my system does not support 64 bits of aritmethic operations
I have been using x=ls -la "$f" | awk '{print $5}'
This allows me to the size of all the files in $f and echo $x later .
The only problem is instead of protecting the file size format of ls -la which is right to left, it rearranges it and reads it left to right.
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516.553
517.793
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