On 11/05/18 01:18, Keith Edmunds wrote:
Hi, is there a way of finding the full quota of diskspace used by one
client system? That's the total space used by all the backups held for
that client system.

I'd prefer the uncompressed size, but compressed would be OK. I realise
that some files will have been de-duplicated within the backups for that
client, and we only need to count such files once. Files that are
de-duplicated with other clients need to counted for each.

Thanks,
Keith

For a v3 backuppc, I think it will work to use du on the pc directory:

du -sh backuppc/pc/clienthostname

This will include the size of a few logs/etc as well, but that data is also specific to the client. It will only count a file once if it is stored in multiple backups, and will also count files that are shared with other clients.

Keep in mind, it could take a long time to generate the report and require significant memory, depending on the number of files in the backup, and the number of backups for that client.

Not sure how this works with v4, I haven't considered that.

Regards,
Adam

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