Len Zaifman wrote:
Because we have users who will create millions of files in a directory it would
be nice to report the number of files a user has or a group has in a filesystem.
Is there a way (other than find) to get this?
I don't know if there is a good way, but I have noticed that with ZFS, the
number in "ls" which used to be for "blocks" actually report the number of
entries in the directory (-1).
drwxr-xr-x 13 root bin 13 Oct 28 02:58 spool
------------^^
# ls -la spool | wc -l
14
Which means you can probably add things up a little faster.
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