Originally posted by: rajeshw61

Hello team,
i have a problem.

OS : AIX 5.3

when i run following command:
fs=`df -g|grep '^/dev'|grep -vE "cdrom|/audit|/var|/nmon_perfdata|/tmp|/opt|/apps|/acinst|/opt/IBM/ITM|/opt/fusion|/home|/usr/local"| awk '{print $7}'`

the out put would show follwoing FS :
/
/usr
/application
/test
/temp

etc.,

what i want is i dont want "/" to be printed in output.for this if i put "/" in above command exclude list it is not giving any out put.

cany any one help me on this .please let me know if you dont understand my Q.
#AIX-Forum

Originally posted by: UNIX-OS

Rajesh,

Try this:

fs=`df -g|grep 
'^/dev'|grep -vE 
"cdrom|/audit|/var|/nmon_perfdata|/tmp|/opt|/apps|/acinst|/opt/IBM/ITM|/opt/fusion|/home|/usr/local|^/$"| awk 
'{print $7}'`

#AIX-Forum

Originally posted by: rajeshw61

Hi Friend,
i tried it but stil it shows the output as :

*just added ^/$ as an extra thing.....and below is the output
FileSystem / has exceeded 63% Usage;

FileSystem /usr has exceeded 87% Usage;

FileSystem /maxtst has exceeded 86% Usage;

FileSystem /test has exceeded 87% Usage;

and i dont want "/" here to be printed as output because by default few of the boxes are above threshhold level
#AIX-Forum

Originally posted by: Jnewby

You can utilize the awk command to display lines between two fields (words). For example "/usr" would be my starting point, because it is listed under "/" and "/installs" would be my endpoint, because it is listed last in my output. See below:

/
/usr
/var
/tmp
/opt
/proc
/admin
/var/adm/ras/livedump
/installs

So using your command I would add an awk statement at the end to eliminate "/". See below:

df -g|grep '^/dev'|grep -vE "cdrom|/audit|/var|/nmon_perfdata|/tmp|/opt|/apps|/acinst|/opt/IBM/ITM|/opt/fusion|/home|/usr/local"| awk '{print $7}'|awk '/usr/,/installs/'

My output then displays:

/usr
/admin
/roundy
/installs

I hope this helps, thanks.
#AIX-Forum

Originally posted by: jvk

Put "/" in your original command under exclude list, but use then 'grep -vEw' instead of 'grep -vE'.
#AIX-Forum

Originally posted by: rajeshw61

Perfert!!!

thanks for both "jky , jnewby".

tried what jky said and it worked like charm :) dude thanks again.

and though i did not tried what jnewby told the command makes sense!

both happy helping!!
#AIX-Forum

Originally posted by: rajeshw61

Perfert!!!

thanks for both "jky , jnewby".

tried what jky said and it worked like charm :)
#AIX-Forum