Jeff Victor wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
bash-3.00# zfs list
NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT
dns-pool 136K 43.1G 25.5K /dns-pool
dns-pool/zones 50K 43.1G 25.5K /dns-pool/zones
dns-pool/zones/dns1 24.5K 43.1G 24.5K /dns-pool/zones/dns1
But if I want bigger hierarchy (for sure I will !) 'zfs list'
becomes less readable:
>>>>
I would like to customise column width to have nicer view of the
hierarchy.
Wouldn't be good to have some sort of configuration file in which I
could set up the column
width ?
What about an environment variable so that non-root can also
customise their view?
That's even better idea ! Or config file per user (~/.zfs*-something).
'zfs'
would read that file and format data before displaying them.
Perhaps this should be left entirely under user control using the method
that "ps -o format" uses. Why reinvent the wheel?
$ zfs list -r -o used,referenced,available,name,mountpoint cube/builds
I must be missing something here because that command works just fine.
If you use -H as well there is always one tab between each column.
What is the actually problem here that the existing list -o doesn't
solve ?
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Darren J Moffat
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