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Hello
We use on our Server the OD. About 25 User can ue with their Account every Computer in the Office.
Now wo saw the size of the harddrive has very less free space. When we click Apple-I on the users we see it is very low space uses, but this is because all the private folders are blocked.
Is their a way to calculate the Open Directory size of every User Account?
Gérard
Hello
I would like to report how i solved it
All in the command line
sudo du -c -d 1 -g /Users
Regards
Gérard
To save typing, you could combine all the options together, ie "sudo du -cgd 1 /Users". I think the "d" should be the last option, since the "1" is relative to that, but not positive (I do it that way just to be safe). I personally use h instead of g as I'm more familiar with meg/gig than blocks. You can also add a sort to it to make it easier to read, ie "sudo du -cgd 1 /Users | sort -n" (will sort numerically, largest number being last). Although I think with the "h" option, it doesn't discern between M, G, or K, so 1G would show before 10M. I don't use it enough to be an issue or I'd look into it a bit more, but you wouldn't have that issue if you just worked in blocks with the g option.
Calcute Size OD user?
