% grep ^kayve: /etc/passwd
kayve:!:31860:31860:Kayven Riese,S M
Ophthalmolo,476.3254:/u7/users/k/kayve:/bin/bsh
passwd??? ::grunt:: i don't SEE my passwd there.
is 31860 my disk usage? 31 MBytes?
o consarnt let me do the math agin..
Filesystem 512-blocks Free %Used Iused %Iused Mounted on
/dev/hd4 131072 49088 63% 1265 4% /
/dev/hd2 2719744 672280 76% 37759 12% /usr
/dev/hd9var 917504 555016 40% 757 1% /var
/dev/hd3 458752 388912 16% 639 2% /tmp
/dev/hd1 65536 63320 4% 26 1% /home
/dev/lv00 8028160 5289408 35% 17887 2% /u1
/dev/lv01 8028160 5269640 35% 21417 3% /u2
/dev/lv02 8028160 2524088 69% 32403 4% /u3
/dev/lv03 8028160 1723384 79% 32430 4% /u4
/dev/lv04 8028160 4110000 49% 39945 4% /u5
/dev/lv05 8028160 707120 92% 4088 1% /u6
/dev/lv06 8028160 1776296 78% 47484 5% /u7
/dev/lv07 8028160 1847584 77% 35826 4% /u8
/dev/lv08 8028160 3516536 57% 32944 4% /u9
/dev/lv09 8028160 3612368 56% 41843 5% /u10
/dev/lv10 8028160 3432248 58% 82248 9% /u11
/dev/lv11 8028160 278088 97% 42605 5% /u12
/dev/lv14 2981888 1477576 51% 18639 6% /local
/dev/lv15 1703936 981600 43% 1839 1% /varspool
/dev/lv16 25100288 7917184 69% 11164 1% /varmail
%
%512 blocks.. does that mean i should have divided by two above
and came to the conclusion that i am using about 15.5MBytes?
lv00-lv11: 12*4Gbytes = 48Gbytes
hd4: 65Mbytes
hd2: 1.355Gbytes
hd9var: 459Mbytes
hd3: 224Mbytes
lv14: 1.49Gbytes
lv15: 950Mbytes
lv16: 12.55Gbytes
65.093Gbytes.. rrr..off by an order of magnititude.. rack frack it
of course.. as u guys said.. its ONLY a mail server..
grep ^kayve: /etc/passwd
Pine finished -- Closed folder "INBOX". Kept all 38 messages.
% finger kayve
Login name: kayve In real life: Kayven Riese
Site Info: S M Ophthalmolo,476.3254
Directory: /u7/users/k/kayve Shell: /bin/bsh
On since Aug 23 14:52:05 on pts/42
from 208.128.221.236
No Plan.
NO PLAN!!! that HAS to be it!! the story of my life!!
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