diskusage | FANTASTIC SPEED utility to find out top largest folders | File Utils library
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FANTASTIC SPEED utility to find out top largest folders/files on the disk.
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- scanDir recursively scans directory
- scanFile returns a TFile from the given path and depth
- cfgInit initializes the configuration
- Prints the analy settings
- prepareData prepares the final data for the analyzer
- addToOverallInfo adds total size to total info
- GetAdaptedSize returns the adapted size for the given size .
- Read runes from stdin
- Load config file
- printFiles prints all files to stdout
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github/aleksaan/diskusage, 2.6.0, Alexander Anufriev, 2021
Arguments:
path: d:\_appl\go\src\
limit: 20
units: Gb
depth: 5
filterByObjectType: folders&fi
analyzerOptions:
path: 'D:\_docs'
sizeCalculatingMethod: cumulative
filterOptions:
depth: 5
limit: 20
filterByObjectType: folders&files
printerOptions:
units: Gb
toTextFile: diskusage_out.txt
toYamlFile: diskusage_out.yam
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Trending Discussions on diskusage
QUESTION
I'm checking the directory size, but du
and psutil
gives so much different outputs,
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-03 at 03:26I'm pretty sure that psutils is giving you the total size of the mounted block disk where the directory you're passing exists (e.g.: /
possibly). You can confirm with checking df -h
output.
QUESTION
I have a certain file.txt with the next content
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-10 at 11:07I think you could probably try to use arrays to get access to those columns:
QUESTION
I'm working on a project in Python and I was trying set up some arguments with argparse
. When I type one of those in the terminal, I get some info from a JSON file but I cant figure out how to do it. So far I got these things:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-15 at 20:26You can use a for
loop:
QUESTION
I am new to python programming part.Someone help me here that would be great.
I am converting my below (test1.log)log output to (test1.html)html using python send as html email.
I have already created python code to send email. now i need to convert the log into html format and add that html file into python_send_email script. Now I need help here how to convert this test1.log output to test.html.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-07 at 17:38Ok, here's the code. I hardcoded a value but, it's enough to get started.
QUESTION
I use isomorphic-git in the browser (Chrome at the moment) to try to save code on github
After I clone a private github repository, I am trying to add new files to it, do a commit and push it back on the same private Github repository.
But, when I check on Github, the commits are recorded but totally empty!
It is like the files I added where not linked to the commit for some reason and the commit is not aware of them ...
I get an Ok response from the push though:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-05 at 02:04I solved the problems, because there were 3 of them :
- Apparently lightning-fs does not implement recursion for
rmdir
, so I wrote my own:
QUESTION
thanks in advance for you response. I have an angular material table and I need to display some plots on displaying the expandable table. Although the plots animate, I get the following message in the console. Cannot read property 'devices' of undefined. Any idea where the idea might be? the console.log at the end is displaying the data correctly, not undefined as expected.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-31 at 12:44The recalculatePlots()
method is triggered asynchronously. So by the time the plots are rendered in the DOM, either of the ramPlot
, diskPlot
or cpuPlot
could be undefined. Trying to access a property devices
on them then throws the undefined
error.
However the data is quickly fetched and the variables are defined properly. So the plot is initialized by the time the error is also shown.
To workaround it, you could use safe navigation operator ?.
in the HTML template when accessing properties. It ensures the variable is defined before trying to access it's properties.
QUESTION
I want to round a variable, but when I run my code it returns the following
Error: "TypeError: type DiskUsage doesn't define __ round __ method". I already looked up in the internet but I didn't found something which can solve my problem.
Here is my code:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-10 at 15:26Its probably because you already set "disk = DiskUsage()". Try this:
QUESTION
I have a shell script that writes remote server's disk usage data to a text file. The content of text file(diskusage.txt) is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-28 at 19:49This should work:
QUESTION
Been trying everything I can think of for days on this, I just want to do following, from this JSON:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-16 at 19:27Found it:
QUESTION
When I try to execute a build of the images of Syndesis using Minishift, it finishes with this error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-13 at 11:27The problem was that minishift was running out of space.
I could recover some space with the command
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