output of bdf

[nightwish]

Hi ..

I want to put the output of the command bdf, all like the begining of the snapshot..

/dev/vg00/lvol5 2150400 225325 1806726 11% /savecrash
/dev/vgwsx/lvol1 10485760 6840846 3531194 66% /oradata/MP_WSX
/dev/vg00/lvol6 819200 507640 292147 63% /opt
/dev/vg00/lvoltib 102400 34019 64164 35% /opt/tib
/dev/vg00/lvol9 1048576 822505 214508 79% /opt/oracle
/dev/vgws_mpbe/lvol9 53248 4675 45599 9% /oradata/WSMPBE0
/dev/vgws_mpbe/lvol2
512000 369879 133245 74% /oradata/WSMPBE1
/dev/vgws_mpbe/lvol3
3072000 2409453 621272 80% /oradata/WSMPBE2

This is a bug of bdf ?? I don't understand why the end is different from the begining !! .. I need all text frmated as the begining to produce a documment

[James R. Ferguson]

Hi:

This is not a bug. Your output lines are long enough to span multiple lines. Use Bill Hassell's script as recently updated and posted here:

https://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=1048509

Regards!

...JRF...

[Rick Garland]

There is also a GNU version of bdf available with options for human readable format.

Similar to the Linux version of df where you can the -h option and the output will be condensed and report M or G.

You may also want to look at the 'gdf' tool as well.

[spex]

Hello,

Also consider:

1) Redirecting 'bdf' output to a file, and then using that file to produce your document
# bdf > /tmp/bdf.out

2) Using 'cut' to trim on-screen 'bdf' output (with loss of data)
# bdf | cut -c-${COLUMNS}

PCS

[Sandman! · Accepted solution]

Refer to Bill Hassell's script for displaying wrapped lines on a single one.

https://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=1048509

or pipe the output to awk for something like:

# bdf | awk '{if(NF==1){l=$0;getline;sub(" *"," ");print l$0}else print}'

[Bill Hassell]

bdf always breaks up the line when the source lvol (like /dev/vgws_mpbe/lvol2 in your case) is too long. This is very common with NFS mountpoints but a pain for nice looking formats and scripting. The attached script will show the bdf output as megabytes (plus other options)

[Bill Hassell]

bdf always breaks up the line when the source lvol (like /dev/vgws_mpbe/lvol2 in your case) is too long. This is very common with NFS mountpoints but a pain for nice looking formats and scripting. The attached script will show the bdf output as megabytes (plus other options)

[rariasn]

Reply:
Use Bill Hassell "bdf" utility to format otuput:

https://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=1048509

"one line for each file system"

rgs,

ran

[Torsten.]

@rariasn:

Why don't you refer to this thread?
Please have a look at the post above yours.

First read, then post (or skip it).

[rariasn]

Excuse me Sir Torsten, not wise that you are the moderator of this forum.

rgs,

ran

[nightwish]

Thanks people for the help ..

But i have another question for you ..
When i do the pipe
bdf | awk '{if(NF==1){l=$0;getline;sub(" *"," ");print l$0}else print}'

It works :) but only works for 2 machines

myscript is the follow

ssh poru9002 bdf | awk '{if(NF==1){l=$0;getline;sub(" *"," ");print l$0}else print}' >> report_discos

ssh poru9003 bdf | awk '{if(NF==1){l=$0;getline;sub(" *"," ");print l$0}else print}' >> report_discos

ssh poru9004 bdf | awk '{if(NF==1){l=$0;getline;sub(" *"," ");print l$0}else print}' >> report_discos

The first 2 machines work fine but at the 3 machine give me the follow error ->
awk: A statement occurred that is not valid.

The input line number is 1.
The source line number is 1.


any comments
sandman ??


regards for all
And thanks for the help ..

[nightwish]

Hi gays..

I already resolv my problem .. Thanks for all the help :) ..

Just the best ..

Regards

[nightwish]

finish the problem only whit your help :) thanks

Regars ..