ccgi space

[#1]

Yep - I purely upload to ccgi.username.plus.com in passive mode using Firefox (FireFTP) and it works just fine.

[#2]

You could upload the following script to your cgi-bin directory and run it, It's best not to run that often though as it can take a while to run (depending on how many files you have of course).

#!/bin/bash
echo "Content-type: text/plain"
echo 
cd ..
du -sk * | awk '{print $0;t+=$1}END{print t"\tTotal"}'

[#3]

Thanks Ben. How would I go about running it without Telnet access?

[#4]

http://ccgi.username.plus.com/cgi-bin/scriptname
The result will be displayed in the browser

[#5]

Thanks, I didn't realise a browser could be used to execute shell scripts like that. I got it running (once I made it executable and set unix-style LFs). I'm not quite sure how to interpret the results though - whether the figures are bytes, KB or whatever, they don't seem to correspond to those reported by my FTP client.

[#6]

If you change -sk to -sh, that should add units.
edit: 
but scuppers the total. To see units and a valid total, the last line would be

du -h --max-depth=1

Gabe

[#7]

Yep, that's reporting units now, thanks. It looks like it counts subdirectories twice (i.e. a parent's size seems to be the size of its files plus the size of its child folders) so the total is misleading, but I can live with that.

[#8]

Quote from: Bob

They were checked jelv and due to their negligible size I'd be surprised anyway if they brought the total up to 250MB+

So Bob and Chris, I am still waiting for an intelligble reply from Plusnet staff about my usage...got any info?