I knew that this question would be to simple. I more responses than I
can even try to figure out.
Short and Simple answers
look at the man pages for du and find
What I did
find /(dir_name) -size 10000k -exec ls -al {} \; > largefiles
Then I sorted the file
sort -o output_name +4nr largefiles
Easy done.
Now I know that I will have to replace my hard drives with 9 GB ones
Hello,
Is there a way using Tru64 4.0e to find the size of all files in a
given
directory and below it??
I have a system that is starting to use a lot of files space again. In
March or so I found a log file that took up over 7.7GB of data. I am
now
again running out of space. I have been watching all of the log files
and have copied /dev/null to them when they got to big.
What I really want to know is basically this --- What is the best way
to find all file that are bigger than a given size??
--
Ron Bramblett
Systems Administrator
Fuller Brush Company
Received on Fri Dec 01 2000 - 19:03:59 NZDT