How to make df command?

UNIX for Beginners Q & A
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in RHEL 6.10, how can we make the the df -k return the output without wrapping. And wihout using the df -Pk option. After we patched a Linux server from 6.5 to 6.10:

The df -k on RHAT 6.10 it wraps the line for ex:

6.10:

/dev/mapper/vgapp01-vendor

                   5160576 1731696   3166736  36% /vendor

Where 6.5 keeps it on one line:

6.5:

/dev/mapper/vgapp01-vendor 5160576 2041056 2857376 42% /vendor

The only way to keep from wrapping in 6.10 is to run the df -k command as df -Pk.

However, how can we make df -k behave at the server level like df -Pk ?

Thanks

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