View space usage of WEBhost / ftp?

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Hi,

My hoster says i'm using 37% of my space. But where goes all that
space? Into the pictures-folder? Into my first site? Or my second? I
don't know ... what i know is that a tool somewhere exists ;-) who can
do this job: view the space usage of a ftp server. But i can't remember
his name and google didn't help me much. Can you help me?
 
Oh yeah, something like this ...

are there more alternatives around? To choose is always better ;-)
 
lennart wrote:

Program: FTPpie
Author: (David Taylor)
Install: n.i.
Ware: (Freeware) (free for personal not for-profit use)
http://www.david-taylor.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/
Oh yeah, something like this ...

are there more alternatives around? To choose is always better ;-)
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Please don't snip crucial information. Alternatives to what? ;)

another app:

Program: FTP Space
Company: Noz Software
Author: Ashley Gullen
Ware: (Freeware)
http://www.gullen.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/noz/index.asp

Susan
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Tnx Susan,

I tried now several times to scan my webspace. Several times the
program quits because some "lost" folder had the wrong CHMOD and
weren't accesible.

What do you mean by "snip crucial information?"
 
lennart said:
Tnx Susan,

I tried now several times to scan my webspace. Several times the
program quits because some "lost" folder had the wrong CHMOD and
weren't accesible.

What do you mean by "snip crucial information?"
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*don't* snip crucial information. . .

the above is an example of what not to do. . .

When you say "the program quits" what program are you referring to? The
program name is crucial information.

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there was only one reply, from Bubba. So, in a logical way i could only
refer to the only given post :-D
 
lennart said:
there was only one reply, from Bubba. So, in a logical way i could only
refer to the only given post :-D
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Whatever you like. . . When posts don't contain *all* the information
I
need to understand them I usually don't reply. I'm rather regretting
making an exception in this case. ;)

Tnx ... :-D
 
lennart said:
there was only one reply, from Bubba. So, in a logical way i could only
refer to the only given post :-D
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Whatever you like. . . When posts don't contain *all* the information I
need to understand them I usually don't reply. I'm rather regretting
making an exception in this case. ;)

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there was only one reply, from Bubba. So, in a logical way i could only
refer to the only given post :-D
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Not everyone has all previous posts available at all times. In fact,
some of us read only off line, and have only a few posts on hand at a
time. I almost never have more than 12 hours of acf on my computer at
one time (I read it twice a day), aside from the valuable posts I
archive.

Not that quoting an entire 400 line post to say "me too" is a good
thing, but try to keep the flow together, at least.
 
"Not everyone has all previous posts available at all times. "

First, i was always using a newsgroup reaper. Nowadays i read them
through google. In that way i have always all the posts around, can
search in other newsgroups and (important ;-) ) can see what others
wrote before me.

Unfortunately, Google don't shows a tree-structure.
 
"Not everyone has all previous posts available at all times. "

First, i was always using a newsgroup reaper. Nowadays i read them
through google. In that way i have always all the posts around, can
search in other newsgroups and (important ;-) ) can see what others
wrote before me.

Unfortunately, Google don't shows a tree-structure.
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And its reply function is seriously broken.
 
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