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% btrfs-size.pl
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_2016-08-16_ - btrfs-size.pl is a quick little script to provide an overview of
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the disk space used by btrfs subvolumes. It's comparable to
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[btrfs-size.sh](https://poisonpacket.wordpress.com/2015/05/26/btrfs-snapshot-size-disk-usage/),
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but is somewhat faster and has a few options to sort the output.
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Honestly, it's still hard to draw any conclusions from the sizes provided by
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btrfs, but sadly, [ncdu](/ncdu) is useless for snapshot-heavy filesystems.
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Only tested with btrfs-progs v4.4.1.
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**Download:** [btrfs-size.pl](https://p.blicky.net/FNPXpbwMXfTI.txt)
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([syntax-highligted version](https://p.blicky.net/FNPXpbwMXfTI)).
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## Usage
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btrfs-size.pl --help [-nser] <path>
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-n Order by path name
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-s Order by (total) subvolume size
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-e Order by exclusive subvolume size
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-r Reverse order
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## Example output
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# btrfs-size.pl /data
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gfbf007/cur 46.32 GiB 16.00 KiB
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gfbf007/snap/2016-08-14.08 46.32 GiB 428.00 KiB
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gfbf007/snap/2016-08-15.03 46.32 GiB 428.00 KiB
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gfbf007/snap/2016-08-16.03 46.32 GiB 16.00 KiB
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ggit011/cur 23.92 MiB 16.00 KiB
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ggit011/snap/2016-08-14.08 23.90 MiB 300.00 KiB
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ggit011/snap/2016-08-15.08 23.92 MiB 16.00 KiB
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gman015/cur 3.74 GiB 16.00 KiB
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gman015/snap/2016-08-14.08 3.74 GiB 112.00 KiB
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gman015/snap/2016-08-15.02 3.74 GiB 96.00 KiB
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gman015/snap/2016-08-16.02 3.74 GiB 16.00 KiB
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