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Calling for articles and short communications of interest to
structural biologists. The initial deadline for submission for the
July 2017 issue is 30 June 2017.
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Dear Wei Ding,
The CCP4 log file format is described here:
http://www.ccp4.ac.uk/html/loggraphformat.html
Hope this helps
-- David
On 13 June 2017 at 04:21, Wei Ding wrote:
> Dear all,
> I am intending to update the a external procedure(OASIS) to a new version
> and hope to display some resul
I like to pipe the `du` output straight into a `sort` command. That way
the biggest directories appear at the end.
cd /
sudo du -sk * |sort -n
That is for directories. If you are looking for the largest files, you
can try something like this:
ls -lR |sort -nk5
On 06/13/17 04:31, Arnaud J.
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Dear Jiyong,
To find which directory is using the space disk, you can go to the root
directory, and use the 'du' tool as root user (or with sudo).
cd /
sudo du -hs * 2> /dev/null
Wait a bit, and every single directory will appear with his size. If you see an
unexpected big size for a speci
Dear CCP4BB,
I installed CCP4 in Ubuntu 14.10. After I run several rounds of CCP4, I found
my disk is nearly full. Only 400Mb space left. I guess I often kill the job
that temporary files left in my disk. Could one BB tell me how to remove the
temporary files?
Best regards,
Jiyong
