On Solaris, is there a command which can show the file system of a specific directory?
In a script, i need to figure out whether a directory or its parent directory is mounted as "NFS".
Is there a easy way to figure it out?
On Solaris, is there a command which can show the file system of a specific directory?
In a script, i need to figure out whether a directory or its parent directory is mounted as "NFS".
Is there a easy way to figure it out?
Try
stat -f .
and
stat -f -c "%T" .
(It works on linux)
Thanks for it. But it seems "df <dir name>" not show the FS...i will check the other options.
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Thanks for the option. But seems "stat" not available in Solaris system
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The issue is resolved by "df -n <dir name>"
Sample:
bash-3.00$ df -n /opt/test/
/opt : ufs
Great thanks all your help.