Linux View directory size and number of files method

View current directory Size:

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[root@512m50g/]# Du-sh

To view the specified directory size:

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[root@512m50g/] #du-sh/var/www.111cn.net/blog

To view the total number of current directory files:

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[root@512m50g/] #find. -type F |wc-l

To view the total number of specified directory files:

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[root@512m50g/] #find/var/www.111cn.net/blog-type f |wc-l

To view the total number of directories in the current directory:

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[root@512m50g/]# Find. -type D |wc-l

To view the total number of directories in the specified directory:

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[root@512m50g/]# find/var/www.111cn.net/blog-type D |wc-l

Du-sh file or directory name

Usage: du [options] ... [File] ...

Summarize the amount of disk used in each < file >, and take the total amount of the catalogue.

Parameters that must be used with long options are also required when using short options.

-A,--all write counts for all files, not just directories

-B,--block-size=size use size-byte blocks

-B,--bytes print size in bytes

-C,--total produce a grand total

-D,--dereference-args dereference FILEs that are symbolic links

-H,--human-readable the file size in an Easy-to-understand format (e.g. 1K 234M 2G)

-H,--si is similar to-H, but takes 1000 of the second party instead of 1024

-K is--block-size=1k

-L,--count-links the size of a hard link is also counted

-L,--dereference find the true destination of any symbolic link indication

-S,--separate-dirs does not include the amount of subdirectories

-S,--summarize only calculates the total amount of each parameter in the command column, respectively

-X,--one-file-system skip directories on different filesystems

-X FILE,--exclude-from=file exclude files, match any, and in FILE.

--exclude=pattern exclude files that match pattern.

--max-depth=n Print to a directory (or file, with--all)

Only if it is N or fewer levels below the command

line argument; --max-depth=0 is the same as

--summarize