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#/usr/bin/perl -w use File::Find; use strict; # Written by David Wakeman. # dwakeman@umagroup.com # # This program is free # software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it # under the same terms as Perl itself. Use under # GNU General Public License or Larry Wall's "Artistic # License". # Change this option to suit your needs. Make sure # you escape all backslashes with a backslash. eg: # f:\\folder\\another folder\\here my $dir = "m:\\"; # Change this to use whatever filename you desire. my $file = "usage-report.txt"; # Don't change anything below here unless you know # what you are doing. my @dirlist = <$dir*>; my $sum = 0; my $mbSum = 0; my $gbSum = 0; my $totalLargeSum = 0; my $totalSmallSum = 0; my $totalSum; my %smallUsage = (); my %largeUsage = (); my %noUsage = (); #------------------------------------------- # the meat of the program - calls all # our subs. open(FILE, "+>$file") || die "Can't open file: ($!)\n"; findUsage(); getTotals(); close(FILE); #------------------------------------------- # and below are all our subroutines sub findUsage { foreach my $directory (@dirlist) { print "Checking $directory..."; find sub { $sum += -s }, $directory; # Find goes th +rough all sub dirs $totalSum += $sum; # Used for later $directory =~ /m:\\(\w+)/; # take out the m:/ i +n the dir name my $key = $1; # if ($sum > 1000000000) # Check if > 1 GB { $gbSum = $sum / 1073741824; # Convert $sum into + GB from b $gbSum =~ /(\d+)\.(\d\d\d)/; $largeUsage{$key} = "$1" . "." . "$2"; } elsif ($sum > 1) { # Check if > 1 b $mbSum = $sum / 1048576; # Convert $sum into MB + from b $mbSum =~ /(\d+)\.(\d\d)/; $smallUsage{$key} = "$1" . "." . "$2"; } else { # user share is blank $noUsage{$key} = "0"; } print "completed\n"; $sum = 0; # Clear sum for next dir } $totalSum = $totalSum / 1073741824; # Convert to GB $totalSum =~ /(\d+)\.(\d\d\d)/; $totalSum = "$1" . "." . "$2"; } sub getTotals { print FILE "===========================\n\n"; print FILE "Total Usage:\t $totalSum GB\n"; foreach my $user (sort keys %largeUsage) # get our tota +l %largeUsage { $totalLargeSum += $largeUsage{$user}; } print FILE "Large usage:\t $totalLargeSum GB\n"; foreach my $user (sort keys %smallUsage) # get our tota +l %smallUsage { $totalSmallSum += $smallUsage{$user}; } $totalSmallSum = $totalSmallSum / 1024; # Switching + our total into $totalSmallSum =~ /(\d+)\.(\d\d\d)/; # GB from MB. $totalSmallSum = "$1" . "." . "$2"; print FILE "Small usage:\t $totalSmallSum GB\n\n"; print FILE "===========================\n\n"; largeUsage(); smallUsage(); noUsage(); } sub largeUsage { print FILE "Users with > 1GB of usage:\n"; print FILE "\#--------------------------------\n\n"; foreach my $user (sort keys %largeUsage) # print out ou +r %largeUsage { # hash. print FILE "USER :\t $user\n"; print FILE "USAGE :\t $largeUsage{$user}" . " GB" . "\n\n"; } } sub smallUsage { print FILE "\nUsers with < 1GB of usage:\n"; print FILE "\#--------------------------------\n\n"; foreach my $user (sort keys %smallUsage) # Print out ou +r %smallUsage { # hash. print FILE "USER :\t $user\n"; print FILE "USAGE :\t $smallUsage{$user}" . " MB" . "\n\n"; } } sub noUsage { print FILE "\nUsers with no usage on $dir\n"; print FILE "\#--------------------------------\n\n"; foreach my $user (sort keys %noUsage) # print out o +ur %noUsage { # hash. print FILE "USER :\t $user\n"; } }

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