severity 408715 normal thanks Alex Samad wrote: > du -x is meant to stay on one file system for some reason this is not > working any more
It is still working for me. I believe you are misunderstanding shell wildcards. > for example > > du -s -x /* > 2101141 /proc > ... > /proc should definitely not be there /proc definitely SHOULD be in that list because you explicitly told du so travel down the /proc filesystem. The -x option instructs du to avoid leaving filesystems when traversing down from named arguments. You named /proc as an argument and therefore du must traverse it. But with -x du won't leave /proc for a different filesystem. You can verify the options that you have given du by using echo. Example: echo du -s -x /* Note the /proc in the list. Bob -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
