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Hello all,

Does anyone know how to fix this? My directory is mounted from a Soalris Server and both Solaris and Linux Client are mountting my directory. But when I use df and awk together the reset are different on the platform.

under Solaris clinet I get whant I want:

df -k $MY_HOME/storage/space2|awk '{print $4" "$5}'

avail capacity
380199 88%


under Redhat Linux I get:

df -k $MY_HOME/storage/space2|awk '{print $4 " " $5}'
Available Use%
### blank line####
88% /home/larry

It seems that under Linux the mount point if it is long will take up the new line and when awk gets the arguments it takes it as another line.

THANKS

Well I got the answer I need. I needed to use the -P flag.

Thanks all