$ sshare -a
             Account       User  RawShares  NormShares    RawUsage  
EffectvUsage  FairShare
-------------------- ---------- ---------- ----------- ----------- 
------------- ----------
root                                          0.000000         158      1.000000
 root                      root          1    0.250000           0      
0.000000   1.000000
 borrowed                                1    0.250000         157      0.994905
  borrowed               ebryer          6    0.020979         157      
1.000000   0.083333
  borrowed            napierski          7    0.024476           0      
0.000000   0.333333
  borrowed           sagatest01        259    0.905594           0      
0.000000   0.333333
  borrowed           sagatest02         14    0.048951           0      
0.000000   0.333333
 gaia                                    1    0.250000           0      0.005095
  gaia                   ebryer          3    0.272727           0      
1.000000   0.416667
  gaia                 napiersk          2    0.181818           0      
0.000000   0.666667
  gaia               sagatest01          1    0.090909           0      
0.000000   0.666667
  gaia               sagatest02          5    0.454545           0      
0.000000   0.666667
 saral                                   1    0.250000           0      0.000000
  saral                  ebryer         20    0.869565           0      
0.000000   1.000000
  saral               napierski          1    0.043478           0      
0.000000   1.000000
  saral              sagatest01          2    0.086957           0      
0.000000   1.000000

Is there a way to take output from sshare and get FairShare? I'm looking for a 
simple equation or some indication why that's not possible. I've ready 
everything I can find on this topic.

Thanks,
Erik

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