Thanks Bob, `du -hd1` is what I was searching for. Пн, 22 черв. 2015 о 09:41 Bob Proulx <[email protected]> пише:
> Yurii Kolesnykov wrote: > > By default du doesn't show disk usage of hidden files/folders. > > What? What makes you think it does not? The du command does not > treat hidden files or directories special in any way. They are the > same as any other file. > > > There is a workaround for this as answered in this question > > > http://askubuntu.com/questions/356902/why-doesnt-this-show-the-hidden-files-folders > > I am often amazed at the lengths people will go to fight against the > shell. This is another good example. That question is concerning > someone who explicitly is avoiding hidden files. They are using a > shell file glob ./* which explicitly avoids matching hidden files. > And then complaining that they are not seeing hidden files! The > insanity of it! > > You might want to look at this FAQ: > > > https://www.gnu.org/software/coreutils/faq/coreutils-faq.html#ls-_002da-_002a-does-not-list-dot-files > > It explains file globbing in more detail. In summary the shell is > expanding the shell file globs first before invoking du. The du > command has no knowledge of the '*' shell metacharacters at all. > > When someone gives 'du' a file glob such as "./*" then the shell > expands the file glob to match files in the current directory and then > invokes du with the result. Use echo to see what du is seeing. And > at that point you will see that du was invoked with a list of files > and the list of files explicitly did not include any hidden files. > > echo du ./* > > If you want to list all of the files in the current directory then > either use '.' or don't give it any file arguments at all. Also you > may want to use the -d, --max-depth=N option. > > Try this: > > du -hd1 > > > But this command is so weird, so I can manage to remember it. So I > created > > alias, but while I do so I thought that it will be good to have such > > option, for example '--all-flle-names'. > > Such a thing is not needed. > > Bob > >
