Jeff Boerio wrote: > I played around with the source code a bit, and found that for this > particular fstype, it was expecting to see "nfs3". So it looks like df > is working as expected.
I know you have already solved your problem. But I thought I would provide a hint. You can use find -printf with the %F format to see filesystem types. Here is a rather backward but functional method to see the filesystem type of the current directory. find . -maxdepth 1 -printf "%F\n" | head -n 1 It should also show up when the mount table is dumped when 'mount' runs with no options. > So I'd like to change my bug request to a feature enhancement. > > If I were to say "df -x nfs" it would be nice to see df look at all > fstypes that contain ^nfs and exclude them. This would work for nfs, > nfs2, nfs3, etc. The concept of using an exclude by regular expression seems sound. But it would take a non-trivial effort to implement it. It would need to be a different option than currently implemented with -x so as not to overlap with it. Bob _______________________________________________ Bug-coreutils mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-coreutils
