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Problems seeing EMC based storage.
I take that back, You said Target 0. That is a problem. Are you using Powerpath or DMP?- jmolson
- Post #3
- Forum: General storage discussion
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Problems seeing EMC based storage.
The VCM Database will always show up on Target 0. For the rest it is hard to say. Can you include a copy of you sd.conf and fcaw.comf and also an INQ? Sounds to me that if you cannot see anything but the VCM there is a Volume Logix issue.- jmolson
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- Forum: General storage discussion
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du -k with file system and space listed
Sorry, This problem was really buggin me. Guess I am a little touchy today. I hate it when I can't get my scripts to run..... :-(- jmolson
- Post #5
- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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du -k with file system and space listed
Sorry (smartass), it was obvously a typo. I ment df -k .- jmolson
- Post #3
- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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du -k with file system and space listed
I need help writing a script that will do a du -k and list the file system and space available each directory is in. I know if you do a dk -k . it will give the information I want but I cannot figure out how to combine that with the du -k information. Thank you very much for your help.- jmolson
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- Forum: UNIX Scripting
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Script for du -k with file systems included
Thanks for your help. The one thing the dull script does not give me, that I need, is the File System that the directory is in. We have alot of directories that are listed in the du -k output that are actually links. We need to have the du -k output and then the File system for each... -
Script for du -k with file systems included
I need help writing a script that will do a du -k and list the file system and space available each directory is in. I know if you do a dk -k . it will give the information I want but I cannot figure out how to combine that with the du -k information. Thank you very much for your help.
