Disk Usage Checking - Pro-series

1. Check your main web files!
• You can get disk usage information by entering the command:
• du -s 
  The resulting figure is in kilobytes.  Divide the result by 1024 to get your megabtye usage.
  Note:  You can get a rundown of your individual directories by altering this command to look like the following:
  du -s * | more
2. Check your ANONftp directories!
• Use this command to change directories to your anonymous ftp directory:
• cd /var/spool/ftp/yourIPaddress/
• Then again type:
• du -s
• Note 1: If you do not know your IP address, you may find it by typing this command at the Telnet prompt:
• nslookup yourdomainprefix
• For example, if your domain name is xyz.com, you would type:
• nslookup xyz
• Note 2: Most users will not have their Anonymous FTP directory enabled. If you do not use your ANONftp directory you do not need to preform step two.
3. Check your email directories!
• Change directories by typing:
• cd /var/mail/
• Then type:
• ls -ald yourUserID*
• The resulting figures are in bytes (the * after the userid lets you list all of your userid's at once, which is recommended).
4. Add up all three results to get your current total.