thanks.
actually i think it would be very nice if netapp would also make the filestats command work without giving the uids and gids.
"Thompson, Tim" wrote:
filer> filestats sizes 500K,2M,50M volume vol0 snapshot nightly.1 ... no matter what i do i get the uid and gid data. is the command wrong or the sag?
The UID and GUI sections are unconditionally generated, so the SAG is wrong. I'll submit a bug report.
takes about 10 minutes and the cpu util goes to about 90%. should it take that long? is the util excessive?
The time is dependent on the number of inodes (the command works by scanning the inode file), and 10 minutes is not an unusual amount of time for it. The command is largely implemented in Java (which runs at a lower priority in the kernel), so even though the CPU utilization will be high for a while, the effect on actual file serving should not be very noticable.
and what do TOTAL_BYTES and TOTAL_KB mean?
Total number of bytes stored in all the inodes that were processed, and total number of KiloBytes in the blocks allocated to them.
...Tim Thompson...Network Appliance, Inc...tjt@netapp.com...