From: Buddy Mills (ramill@wm.edu)
Date: Tue Oct 11 2005 - 09:59:25 EDT
Thanks to Andy Belville for the quick answer and the script that work for me
with no changes.
Andy's response:
For volume groups, you could write a simple script to show what's been used
in the VG. Since actual disks shouldn't matter ( that's the point of the
VG ). If disks are _absolutely_ necessary, it wouldn't take much more
scripting to get done.
Here's an example of a one-liner for printing out the percentage for a VG:
# vgdisplay vg00 | \> awk '{if ( $0 ~ /Total PE/){TOTAL=$3}; if( $0 ~ /Alloc
PE/> ){ALLOC=$3}}END{printf("%i %% allocated\n", ALLOC/TOTAL*100)}'
Buddy Mills
The College of William and Mary
757-221-2099 ramill@wm.edu
----- Original Message -----
> Is there a command that will give me the total % used (or avail) on any
> given drive, whole drive or volume group? I know that I should be looking
> at each file system, but the "pointy hair boss" wants me to report daily
on
> the % of whole drive used like.., uug I hate saying it, he says Windows
> does.
>
> With out going into a lot of discussion with him on stuff he does not
> understand. Mainly that Windows also reports on the file system and he is
> just looking at one filesystem on his local PC. I need to grant the
> request. After all he does control my pay.
>
> I don't want to waste time adding up the bytes each day via "bdf". I
> could write a script, but was hoping there was a quick command that I have
> missed.
>
> Anybody?
>
> Thanks in advance and death to all pointy hair bosses everywhere, well
> maybe just broken leg.
>
> Buddy Mills
> 757-221-2099
> ramill@wm.edu
>
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