[NAME]
adu \- advanced disk usage
[EXAMPLES]

.PP
The following example creates a database containing the disk usage
patterns of the /var directory:
.IP
	$ adu --create --database-dir /root/adu-var --base-dir /var
.PP
Here's a simple query that uses the newly created database to print
the user-summary:
.IP
	$ adu --select --database-dir /root/adu-var
.PP
To print the one-line global summary instead, use
.IP
	$ adu --select --database-dir /root/adu-var --select-options '--select-mode global_summary'
.PP
To sort the user summary by file count rather than by file size, run
.IP
	$ adu --select --database-dir /root/adu-var --select-options '--list-sort=file_count'
.PP
The command below prints the five largest directories of the users root and
mysql:
.IP
	$ adu --select --database-dir /root/adu-var --select-options '--select-mode user_list --user root --user mysql --limit 5'
.PP
The same, using short options:
.IP
	$ adu -Sd /root/adu-var -s '-m user_list -u root -u mysql -l 5'
.PP
Again the same, but omitting /var/cache:
.IP
	$ adu -Sd /root/adu-var -s '-m user_list -u root -u mysql -l 5 -p !^cache/'
.PP
A simple script for interactive mode:

.EX
	set -m user_list
	set -u root
	set -o file-list.root
	run
	reset
	set -m user_list
	set -u mysql
	set -o file-list.mysql
	run
.EE
.PP
Run adu in interactive mode with the above script (adu-script.txt):
.IP
	$ adu -Id /root/adu-var < adu-script.txt

[SEE ALSO]
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