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Easy telnet question
How do I find out the size of a directory from the telnet command line?
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Use du (diskusage). Try du --help to see some options...
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or u could check out the manual pages for the the du command on the *nix box u r using...just type "man du" at the shell prompt(without the quotes) and u'll get a full explanation of the du command...
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