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File system analysis

So, trying to find some utility (s) to give us statistical information about this thing.

For example, what files were created in the last 30, 60, 90 days, 6 months, etc. What are their sizes?

Something with sortable reports would be nice.

I know we can do some things with various command line commands for ls and use du, but they don't generate enough reports that I'm looking for ... Did you know if you have any suitable utilities?

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You can look at Nagios. It is a more complete system monitoring tool than the file system auditing tool. But there are many plugins available for it.



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find is your friend, it has a very flexible query language. Combined with ls, you can gather all the information you need.

The following command will give you all files changed in the last 90 days along with their size: find. -ctime -90 -exec ls -ks {} \;



Then create GnuPlot reports .

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