Use df with POSIX output format in frespace.sh scripts - #8
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This prevents errors when checking for free space on network mounted disks. For example with a nfs drive mounted at `/data/media` `df` will create a multi line output by default: ```bash df /data/media 10.10.10.1:/mnt/usb-drives/data/media 5813121024 4991092736 528989184 90% /data/media ``` This messes up the value extraction via awk, resulting in the script not stopping downloads, instead it just outputs: ```bash not sh: 90%: bad number got space free 90% ``` The -P option forces single line output, which fixes the issue
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This prevents errors when checking for free space on network mounted disks. For example with a nfs drive mounted at
/data/mediadfwill create a multi line output by default:This messes up the value extraction via awk, resulting in the script not stopping downloads, instead it just outputs:
The -P option forces single line output, which fixes the issue