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Summarize file-system usage

qquuoott [ -cc ] [ -ff ] [ -nn ] [ -tt ] _f_i_l_e_s_y_s_t_e_m

quot produces several  different summaries about the ownership of
files for  each filesystem argument  given.  When no  options are
specified,  quot produces  a  two-column listing  that gives  the
amount of space used by  each user, sorted in decreasing order of
file space used; the first column gives the number of blocks used
and  the second  gives the  use name.  Space  is always  given in
blocks.

Options are  available to modify  the normal output  or specify a
completely different action.

quot recognizes the following options:

-cc Give  a three-column  breakdown of  files by size.   The first
   column  contains all  file  sizes, in  increasing order.   The
   second column gives the  number of files of the size indicated
   in the  first.  The third gives a cumulative  sum of the sizes
   of all files less than or equal to the current size.

-ff Add an initial column that contains the number of files to the
   front of the normal output.

-nn Takes  as input a  list of i-numbers  and file names,  one per
   line  and sorted  in ascending order  by i-number;  ignore all
   lines not  in this  form.  The output  is in two  columns: the
   first gives  the owner and  the second contains  the file name
   for each entry in the output.  This conforms to usage with the
   following pipeline:

           ncheck filesystem | sort +0n | quot -n filesystem


-tt To the normal output, add a line that contains totals.

quot runs much faster with a raw device for filesystem.

***** Files *****

/etc/passwd

***** See Also *****

ac, commands, ncheck, sort

***** Notes *****

Sparse  files are  recorded as  if they had  all of  their blocks
allocated.




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