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Operating Systems BSD DF output via SSH Post 40234 by woodstone on Thursday 11th of September 2003 06:41:28 PM
Old 09-11-2003
DF output via SSH
I'm trying to understand what is happening.
The "setup".
System running OpenBSD 3.3
Connect to the system using PuTTy or with the SSH.COM SSH client, issue a DF command.
First line that comes back is:
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Avail Capacity Mounted on


When I connect the the same OpenBSD box using an SSH client based on the wodSSH component and issueing an DF command I get as first line:
Filesystem 512-blocks Used Avail Capacity Mounted on

(in both cases using the same username/password and the same terminal type).

Note the difference is the BLOCK size.

(I know that doing a DF -K will give it in 1K blocks, but as said I'm trying to understand the difference).

(clients are running from a Windows 2000 station)


Doing the same towards a Red Hat 9 box will always give the 1K blocks.


dirk.
 

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