[309] in Info-AFS_Redistribution
a potentially useful script.
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Bill Sommerfeld)
Thu Sep 12 19:25:55 1991
Date: Thu, 12 Sep 91 18:26:36 EDT
From: wesommer@MIT.EDU (Bill Sommerfeld)
To: info-afs@transarc.com
Some time ago, I wrote a trivial Bourne shell script I call "vspace",
found in /afs/athena.mit.edu/user/w/wesommer/lib/scripts/vspace. It
lets you examine at the disk space available in an AFS cell.
It assumes that there is an /afs/{cell}/partitions or
/afs/{cell}/service/partitions directory containing one volume on each
disk, and it does an "fs df *" in that directory, and sorts the
output.
Usage: vspace {-option} cellname
-p (default) sorts by percent used
-b sorts by blocks free
-s sorts by partition size.
Sample output:
% vspace sipb.mit.edu
Volume Name kbytes used avail %used
disk.rosebud.b 831488 140652 690836 17%
disk.rosebud.a 831488 176132 655356 21%
disk.ronald-ann.b 254662 158866 95796 62%
disk.ronald-ann.c 254662 177596 77066 70%
disk.ronald-ann.d 328875 282030 46845 86%
disk.ronald-ann.a 226220 199101 27119 88%
disk.ronald-ann.e 328875 292426 36449 89%
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Total 3056270 1426803 1629467 46%
I prefer this to "vos partinfo" (althoguh it existed well before
partinfo existed) because I find the output more readible, and because
(in combination with the "partitions" directory in the cell), it makes
it possible to look at *all* the fileservers in the cell at one time.
- Bill
