I would like to count the number of files on a GlusterFS volume ending in .res. Is there a command to do this. Nothing I have found on the net is what I need. Cheers
GlusterFS - Is there an easy way to count the number of files on a brick?
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First, you can use command
gluster volume info volume-idto get path of brickThen, use command
ls -lR path_brick/*.res | wc -lExample in my case: