larry@jc3b21.UUCP (Lawrence F. Strickland) (02/04/88)
Back in January, Paul Vixie posted a pd df command similar to the Berkely
df. In it, he said:
* Paul Vixie, paul%vixie@uunet.uu.net
*
* Known to work on INTERACTIVE 386/ix, and should therefore work perfectly
* on Microport/386 and whatever the AT&T 6386 calls its OS. Should work okay
* on 3B's. Should work, in fact, anywhere where the output of 'df -t' is
* the same as 'System V/386', which may or may not be all SysV.[23] systems.
Having a 3b2, I figured that there was no way that anything written for
another machine would work correctly on a 3b2! I was right. The 3b2 has a
SLIGHTLY different output for df -t (or maybe its a difference in fscanf,
it is a bit hard to tell). It caused a core dump of the original program.
After fixing that, the columns no longer lined up properly, so I fixed that.
Anyway, THANKS PAUL for a nice program. The changes are very trivial, and
should not (famous last words :-) affect the program on *386* machines
(Sorry, but I can't test it). Here are the diffs: (apply with patch)
*** bdf.c Wed Feb 3 12:32:32 1988
--- bdf.c.new Wed Feb 3 14:40:40 1988
***************
*** 70,76
if (iflag) header_part2();
header_part3();
! while (EOF != fscanf(df, "%s (%s ): %d blocks %d i-nodes",
filesys, device, &fblocks, &finodes)) {
if (EOF == fscanf(df, " total: %d blocks %d i-nodes",
&tblocks, &tinodes)) {
--- 70,76 -----
if (iflag) header_part2();
header_part3();
! while (EOF != fscanf(df, "%s (%[^ )] ): %d blocks %d i-nodes",
filesys, device, &fblocks, &finodes)) {
if (EOF == fscanf(df, " total: %d blocks %d i-nodes",
&tblocks, &tinodes)) {
***************
*** 92,98
static void
header_part1() {
! printf("Filesystem kbytes used avail capacity");
}
static void
header_part2() {
--- 92,98 -----
static void
header_part1() {
! printf("Filesystem kbytes used avail capacity");
}
static void
header_part2() {
***************
*** 96,102
}
static void
header_part2() {
! printf(" iused ifree %%iused");
}
static void
header_part3() {
--- 96,102 -----
}
static void
header_part2() {
! printf(" iused ifree %%iused");
}
static void
header_part3() {
***************
*** 100,106
}
static void
header_part3() {
! printf(" Mounted on\n");
}
static void
--- 100,106 -----
}
static void
header_part3() {
! printf(" Mounted on\n");
}
static void
***************
*** 111,117
int used_kb = total_kb - free_kb;
int capacity = (100 * used_kb) / total_kb;
! printf("%12s %7d %7d %7d %3d%% ",
device, total_kb, used_kb, free_kb, capacity);
}
--- 111,117 -----
int used_kb = total_kb - free_kb;
int capacity = (100 * used_kb) / total_kb;
! printf("%12s %6d %7d%7d %3d%% ",
device, total_kb, used_kb, free_kb, capacity);
}
***************
*** 122,128
int used_inodes = total_inodes - free_inodes;
int percent_used = (100 * used_inodes) / total_inodes;
! printf("%6d %6d %3d%% ", used_inodes, free_inodes, percent_used);
}
static void
--- 122,128 -----
int used_inodes = total_inodes - free_inodes;
int percent_used = (100 * used_inodes) / total_inodes;
! printf("%5d %5d %3d%% ", used_inodes, free_inodes, percent_used);
}
static void
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In article <288@jc3b21.UUCP> larry@jc3b21.UUCP (Lawrence F. Strickland) writes: >Back in January, Paul Vixie posted a pd df command similar to the Berkely >df. [...] The 3b2 has a >SLIGHTLY different output for df -t (or maybe its a difference in fscanf, >it is a bit hard to tell). It caused a core dump of the original program. >After fixing that, the columns no longer lined up properly, so I fixed that. Several people reported this bug. I also fixed some things for the 3B15/20, and someone yet else sent in a fix for RFS systems (df output has "*"'s in it for RFS file systems...) I'm presently testing the version with all these fixes applied. I'll repost to comp.sources.misc some time after Uniforum... If anyone has any more bugs to report, please mail them to me so the next version can be "definitive." If someone wants to write a man page and makefile, I'll post it to .unix... -- Paul A Vixie Esq paul%vixie@uunet.uu.net {uunet,ptsfa,hoptoad}!vixie!paul San Francisco, (415) 647-7023