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QUOT(8,C)                   AIX Commands Reference                    QUOT(8,C)



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quot



PURPOSE

Summarizes file system ownership.

SYNTAX


             +--------+   +------------------+
/etc/quot ---| +----+ |---|                  |---|
             +-| -c |-+   +--- filesystem ---+
              ^| -f ||      ^              |
              || -n ||      +--------------+
              |+----+|
              +------+


Warning: See restrictions, Chapter 18, AIX Programming Tools and Interfaces.

DESCRIPTION

The quot command prints the number of 4K blocks in the named filesystems
currently owned by each user.  If no filesystems option is specified, all file
systems listed in /etc/filesystems are assumed.

FLAGS

The following options are available:

-c      Prints three columns giving file size in blocks, number of files of
        that size, and cumulative total of blocks in that size or smaller file.
-f      Prints number of files and their cumulative size in blocks by user.
-n      Reads standard input for a list of inodes and reports the owner of the
        file corresponding to the inode in the named file system.

EXAMPLES

  1. The following example pipes the output of ncheck (after sorting) to quot
    -n.

      ncheck /dev/rhd01 | sort +0n | quot -n /dev/rhd01

FILES

/etc/passwd
          To get user names.





Processed November 8, 1990         QUOT(8,C)                                  1





QUOT(8,C)                   AIX Commands Reference                    QUOT(8,C)



/etc/filesystems
          Default file systems.

RELATED INFORMATION

See the following commands:  "ls, lf, lr,"  "du," and  "ncheck."

















































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