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This script will output the amount space which is being used by your site. It may not work on servers where PHP is running in safe mode.
<?php ########################################################################### # # # Copyright © http://www.4webhelp.net/ # # Neither http://www.4webhelp.net/ nor its members accept any # # responsibility, either expressed or implied, for any damage caused by # # using this script or the misuse of this script. # # # # # # INSTRUCTIONS # # # # 1) Copy this code to an editor such as Notepad and save it with a # # .php extension. # # 2) FTP this file to a folder on your site in ASCII mode # # 3) Replace $home_dir with the path to your home directory - ask in our # # forums if you don't know what it is. # # 4) Call up this file in your web browser to see your used space # # # ########################################################################### // Please replace this with the path to your home directory
$home_dir='/path/to/your/home/directory/';
// This actually runs the command required to find out how much space is being used
exec('du -s '.$home_dir, $output);
$space = split(" ", $output[0]);
// This converts the number into megabytes and outputs it
$space = $space[0] / 2048;
print ('Space currently being used in '.$home_dir.': <b>'.$space.' Mb</b>');
?> <p>This script courtesy of <a href="http://www.4webhelp.net/">4WebHelp</a>.</p>
Take a look at http://msdllp.com/code/php/directorysize.php
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