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3: quot Command quot
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8: Summarize file-system usage
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10: qquuoott [ -cc ] [ -ff ] [ -nn ] [ -tt ] _f_i_l_e_s_y_s_t_e_m
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12: quot produces several different summaries about the ownership of
13: files for each filesystem argument given. When no options are
14: specified, quot produces a two-column listing that gives the
15: amount of space used by each user, sorted in decreasing order of
16: file space used; the first column gives the number of blocks used
17: and the second gives the use name. Space is always given in
18: blocks.
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20: Options are available to modify the normal output or specify a
21: completely different action.
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23: quot recognizes the following options:
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25: -cc Give a three-column breakdown of files by size. The first
26: column contains all file sizes, in increasing order. The
27: second column gives the number of files of the size indicated
28: in the first. The third gives a cumulative sum of the sizes
29: of all files less than or equal to the current size.
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31: -ff Add an initial column that contains the number of files to the
32: front of the normal output.
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34: -nn Takes as input a list of i-numbers and file names, one per
35: line and sorted in ascending order by i-number; ignore all
36: lines not in this form. The output is in two columns: the
37: first gives the owner and the second contains the file name
38: for each entry in the output. This conforms to usage with the
39: following pipeline:
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41: ncheck filesystem | sort +0n | quot -n filesystem
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44: -tt To the normal output, add a line that contains totals.
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46: quot runs much faster with a raw device for filesystem.
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48: ***** Files *****
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50: /etc/passwd
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52: ***** See Also *****
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54: ac, commands, ncheck, sort
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56: ***** Notes *****
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58: Sparse files are recorded as if they had all of their blocks
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