> user1,userdomain1
> user2,userdomain2
> user3,userdomain3
>
> The script pull that information and for each pair of data,
> does a system
> command on 'du' to get the amount of diskspace being used and
> assign it to
> a variable which can be written to a webpage like this (for example):
>
> $spaceused=system("du -sh /home/$userdomain1");
After you print a content type header just do this ::
print "User : $userdomain1 ".`du -sh /home/$userdomain1`."<br>\n";
>
> However, while the script does echo back the information of
> the du command,
> it doesn't write it to the webpage. What I'd like to know is how to
Are you printing the variable anywhere? That would get it to the html output.
> properly get the amount of diskspace used and how to write
> that value to
> the html file I'm creating.
> Steveo (aka Haiku)
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