command to get ALL disk used by user? (CLI)

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How do You find User's Disk Usage?

I'm stumped. Searching reveals many threads that the WHM display of disk usage, for example in the Quota Modification section, is incorrect. (I kinow of no other place to view disk usage.) For example, I've got one directory with about 950 megs of mp3 files. I know how much these are because...

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but I am no allowed to reply and no't show command to get ALL of user:

MySQL + /home + PgSQL + mail

Logically this command

du -hs /home/user/

no return ALL space used.


with wich command is possible get this details in servers cPanel?

 

[cPRex]

Hey hey! If you have quotas enabled the easiest way would be to check the user quota on the machine with this command:

quota -u username

which will give you output similar to the following:

Filesystem  blocks   quota   limit   grace   files   quota   limit   grace
  /dev/sda  381940  5120000 5120000           5466       0       0

The "blocks" column, is the actual disk usage on the machine, and in the case of this user it is about 375M.

If you want a command that will return the disk usage for all users on the machine, I would recommend the "whmapi1 get_disk_usage" API call, which will have output similar to the following:

# whmapi1 get_disk_usage
---
data:
  accounts:
    -
      blocks_limit: ~
      blocks_used: 94865
      inodes_limit: ~
      inodes_used: 3398
      user: user1
    -
      blocks_limit: ~
      blocks_used: 1109666
      inodes_limit: ~
      inodes_used: 9172
      user: user2
    -
      blocks_limit: 5120000
      blocks_used: 382178
      inodes_limit: ~
      inodes_used: 5466
      user: user3
    -
      blocks_limit: ~
      blocks_used: 674248
      inodes_limit: ~
      inodes_used: 6954
      user: user4

Let me know if that helps!