Re: disk space

1) 'df -m'

     This command will show space usage per filesystem

2)  'du -sh  /directory'

      This command will show space usage for 'directory', 
       in summary form. To get a breakdown of space usage
       for the files and directories within that directory, remove the
       's' from the command.

3)  I am not sure about what you are looking for exactly in the way
      of processes running on the system, but there are two commands
      you can use:

      a)  'top'

            This will show you which processes are running on the system 
            and what is using up the most resources.

      b)   'ps -elf'

             This will show all processes running on the system, in long 
              format, and lists among other things, PID, PPID, terminal, user, 
              status, etc.


Jason
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Muhammad Imran 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Saturday, September 13, 2003 3:50 AM
  Subject: disk space


  Dear,
  How I can check that what amount of disk space is used by Linux OS and application running on it and to what extent hard disk space still vacant.
  thanks!