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On Mon, Jan 15, 2007 at 05:18:44PM +0000, Mair wrote:
>
> > > du's 40 used blocks != 69516 Used in df
> > > I know there is a simple explanation, but what is it?
> > You need to run du -s /home/* to ensure everything gets counted
> > recursively under that directory, otherwise only top level files will
> > be accounted for.
>
> if you run du -s /home/*, you will want to add a -c and run du
> -sc /home/* to get the grand total. However, I don't believe you about
> this behaviour of du - why would using a * ensure it went any deeper
> into subdirectories? My du certainly recurses into subdirectories.
Correct. Use -x to prevent it spanning filesystems though (someone
else said to be wary in case there was a symlink or other fs mounted
there).
Cheers,
Andy
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