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quot -- Command Summarize file-system usage quot [ -c ] [ -f ] [ -n ] [ -t ] filesystem quot produces several different summaries about the ownership of files for each filesystem argument given. When no options are specified, quot produces a two-column listing that gives the amount of space used by each user, sorted in decreasing order of file space used; the first column gives the number of blocks used and the second gives the use name. Space is always given in blocks. Options are available to modify the normal output or specify a completely different action. quot recognizes the following options: -c Give a three-column breakdown of files by size. The first column contains all file sizes, in increasing order. The second column gives the number of files of the size indicated in the first. The third gives a cumulative sum of the sizes of all files less than or equal to the current size. -f Add an initial column that contains the number of files to the front of the normal output. -n Takes as input a list of i-numbers and file names, one per line and sorted in ascending order by i-number; ignore all lines not in this form. The output is in two columns: the first gives the owner and the second contains the file name for each entry in the output. This conforms to usage with the following pipeline: ncheck filesystem | sort +0n | quot -n filesystem -t To the normal output, add a line that contains totals. quot runs much faster with a raw device for filesystem. Only the superuser root can run quot. Files /etc/passwd See Also ac, commands, ncheck, sort Notes Sparse files are recorded as if they had all of their blocks allocated.