Unix find command on a 6T disk taking 14hrs : csh
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I have a csh script with the below lines to capture user name, file and size in a given disk. This was working fine until it hit capacity limit on a 6T disk which has over 5.5million files for just 1 user. How do I go about modifying this line to speed up runtime. Currently takes 14-15hrs on this line.
set len = ()
foreach i ( `find $cwd -not -path '*/.*' -printf "%un" | sort -u` )
set len = ($len:q `find $cwd -user $i | wc -l`)
end
find $cwd -printf "%u %sn" | awk 'user[$1]+=$2;count[$1]++; END for( i in user) printf "%s%-13s%5s%-0.2f%s%5s%7sn","", i, "", user[i]/1024**3,"GB", "", count[i]'| sort -nk2 -r
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I have a csh script with the below lines to capture user name, file and size in a given disk. This was working fine until it hit capacity limit on a 6T disk which has over 5.5million files for just 1 user. How do I go about modifying this line to speed up runtime. Currently takes 14-15hrs on this line.
set len = ()
foreach i ( `find $cwd -not -path '*/.*' -printf "%un" | sort -u` )
set len = ($len:q `find $cwd -user $i | wc -l`)
end
find $cwd -printf "%u %sn" | awk 'user[$1]+=$2;count[$1]++; END for( i in user) printf "%s%-13s%5s%-0.2f%s%5s%7sn","", i, "", user[i]/1024**3,"GB", "", count[i]'| sort -nk2 -r
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I have a csh script with the below lines to capture user name, file and size in a given disk. This was working fine until it hit capacity limit on a 6T disk which has over 5.5million files for just 1 user. How do I go about modifying this line to speed up runtime. Currently takes 14-15hrs on this line.
set len = ()
foreach i ( `find $cwd -not -path '*/.*' -printf "%un" | sort -u` )
set len = ($len:q `find $cwd -user $i | wc -l`)
end
find $cwd -printf "%u %sn" | awk 'user[$1]+=$2;count[$1]++; END for( i in user) printf "%s%-13s%5s%-0.2f%s%5s%7sn","", i, "", user[i]/1024**3,"GB", "", count[i]'| sort -nk2 -r
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I have a csh script with the below lines to capture user name, file and size in a given disk. This was working fine until it hit capacity limit on a 6T disk which has over 5.5million files for just 1 user. How do I go about modifying this line to speed up runtime. Currently takes 14-15hrs on this line.
set len = ()
foreach i ( `find $cwd -not -path '*/.*' -printf "%un" | sort -u` )
set len = ($len:q `find $cwd -user $i | wc -l`)
end
find $cwd -printf "%u %sn" | awk 'user[$1]+=$2;count[$1]++; END for( i in user) printf "%s%-13s%5s%-0.2f%s%5s%7sn","", i, "", user[i]/1024**3,"GB", "", count[i]'| sort -nk2 -r
linux shell awk find csh
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