df command - tidy up the output 1

[mikieo]

when I do df I get a rather difficult to read screen the data is not lined up correctly is there anyway I can pass it to another command to make it look ok ?

cheers
m

 

[dickiebird]

Try :
df|awk -F" " '{printf("%s\t%s\t%s\n",$1,$2,$3)}'
(This is only showing the first 3 fields - expand as required - add more tabs (\t) as req'd too)
HTH

Dickie Bird (-)))

 

[mikieo]

fantasic dickie bird ! glad to see your not missing the test cricket now that you've taken up programming

 

[dickiebird]

And even better - if you've got some long filesystem names :
df|awk -F" " '{ if (length($1) > 15 ){printf("%s\t%s\t%s\t%s\t%s\n",$1,$2,$3,$4,$5)} else {printf("%s\t\t%s\t%s\t%s\t%s\n",$1,$2,$3,$4,$5)} } '

Right - now to get back to the crease !

Dickie Bird (-)))

 

[mikieo]

knocked for six... spot on my man...

 

[unixtechie]

Uh, didn't work:

Filesystem 512-blocks Free %Used Iused
/dev/hd4 1048576 548432 48% 4715
/dev/hd2 7602176 408672 95% 86888
/dev/hd9var 917504 470288 49% 4620
/dev/hd3 393216 326256 18% 450
/dev/hd1 65536 59544 10% 681
/dev/optlv 458752 189608 59% 433
/dev/tftpbootlv 65536 54312 18% 61
/dev/newspdatalv 70516736 33252024 53% 18559
/dev/neworklv 35258368 30915104 13% 1320
/dev/cd0 159408 0 100% 39852

 

[MCubitt]

Nor for me:

Filesystem 512-blocks Free %Used Iused
/dev/hd4 65536 37288 44% 2409
/dev/hd2 7471104 0 100% 69211
/dev/hd9var 65536 47128 29% 537
/dev/hd3 851968 824960 4% 51
/dev/hd1 65536 62944 4% 98
/proc - - - -
/dev/hd10opt 65536 38224 42% 608
/dev/redo1_lv 32768000 13181712 60% 70
/dev/redo2_lv 32768000 13397592 60% 67
/dev/archive_lv 65536000 63478840 4% 25
/dev/oradata_lv 170393600 129670392 24% 67
/dev/oraindex_lv 170393600 133491272 22% 65
/dev/ifsdoc_lv 403701760 402878112 1% 63
/dev/lv00 30015488 16722608 45% 65576

 

[mikieo]

Kind of worked for me, it was neater but not all the information...maybe your bowled me a googilie..!?

Filesystem 512-blocks Free %Used Iused
/dev/hd4 4521984 2920048 36% 5095
/dev/hd2 11862016 1753432 86% 53608
/dev/hd9var 327680 291832 11% 478
/dev/hd3 4063232 3935544 4% 57
/dev/hd1 65536 60456 8% 103
/dev/stage817_64 2228224 188064 92% 5145
/dev/817_64 6619136 2232192 67% 43149
/dev/805_64 131072 104400 21% 418
/dev/mntDEV 1572864 1080464 32% 2996
/dev/sapDEV 1048576 711792 33% 379
/dev/utils 262144 99024 63% 82
/dev/DEVsaparch 15794176 12091080 24% 124
/dev/DEVsapreorg 7667712 1726080 78% 615
/dev/DEVsapbackup 3145728 2068808 35% 203
/dev/DEVsapcheck 655360 591008 10% 76
/dev/DEVsaptrace 589824 430680 27% 108
/dev/DEVoriglogA 262144 162328 39% 21
/dev/DEVoriglogB 262144 171784 35% 19
/dev/DEVmirrlogA 262144 171784 35% 19
/dev/DEVmirrlogB 262144 130760 51% 20
/dev/DEVsapdata1 13369344 2044408 85% 80
/dev/DEVsapdata2 15728640 3934560 75% 25
/dev/DEVsapdata3 11272192 3846512 66% 23
/dev/DEVsapdata4 12845056 2076792 84% 29
/dev/DEVsapdata5 23592960 3519072 86% 29
/dev/DEVsapdata6 20447232 2994816 86% 47
/dev/lv00 851968 137000 84% 1459

 

[dickiebird]

OK - the final ball of the over:

df|awk -F" " '{
if ($1=="Filesystem&quot
{printf("%s\t\t%s%s %s\t%s\t%s\t%s\t%s %s\n",$1,$2,$3,$4,$5,$6,$7,$8,$9)}
else {
if (length($1) < 16 )
{printf(&quot;%s\t\t%s\t%s\t%s\t%s\t%s\t%s\n&quot;,$1,$2,$3,$4,$5,$6,$7)}
else
{printf(&quot;%s\t%s\t%s\t%s\t%s\t%s\t%s\n&quot;,$1,$2,$3,$4,$5,$6,$7)}
}
} '

gives me :
Filesystem TotalKB free %used iused %iused Mounted on
/dev/hd4 16384 6108 62% 1114 27% /
/dev/hd9var 28672 14864 48% 551 6% /var
/dev/hd2 217088 32868 84% 10688 19% /usr
/dev/hd3 98304 94428 3% 128 0% /tmp
/dev/hd1 192512 37764 80% 9580 19% /home
mickey:/local_backup 4096 3120 23% - - /local_backup
/dev/bgslv 53248 24748 53% 172 1% /bgs
/dev/sysscriptslv 12288 10960 10% 152 3% /SYSTEM_SCRIPTS
/dev/logslv 16384 12312 24% 89 2% /logs
/dev/dvgprogsource 155648 15596 89% 11038 28% /program_source
/dev/dvgusdata 409600 174592 57% 2135 2% /usdata
/dev/dvgtrams 1048576 540484 48% 3347 1% /trams
/dev/dvgdata 1228800 165828 86% 5156 1% /data
/dev/dvgspoolprt 81920 77620 5% 225 1% /spool_printed
/dev/dvgruntime 278528 37288 86% 9799 14% /runtime
/dev/dvgreport 237568 156748 34% 946 1% /report
/dev/lv01 2007040 1410208 29% 53 0% /DRbackup
/dev/lvdiskb 1572864 1012428 35% 61 0% /lb


Hmmmmmmm - tabs don't match up so good on this display - All were perfect on my telnet session !!!!!!


Dickie Bird (-)))

 

[KenCunningham]

An eight ball over? Cheers Dickie.

 

[Ogzilal]

Hi,
French says : &quot;Why to do it easy when we can do it more complex!&quot;

try this and adjust the numbers accoridng to the length of your filesystems :

df|awk '{
printf(&quot;%+20s %+8s\t%+8s %+4s\t%+8s %+4s %.20s %s %s\n&quot;,$1,$2,$3,$4,$5,$6,$7,$8,
$9)
} '

%+20s adjust the string to the right within 20 chars
%-20s adjust the string to the left within 20 chars
%.20s truncate the string to the 20 first chars
see man printf for more details

 

[mikieo]

aau that's good for me thx


Dickie Bird

the bat's man holding the bowlers willy..... classic line!
thanks dude it's been fun and educational