bcyran
Visibility issue when a lot of disks are mounted
Hi! First, let me tell you that I really love this tool!! :)
I have this small issue and wanted to let you know about it. It's not an issue per say but maybe an improvment. I have a system where a lof of disks are mounted so when the motd detect and display them, it became barely readable, like:`
$ ./fancy-motd/motd.sh
Logged as: [email protected]
OS: Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server 7.9 (Maipo)
IP addresses: 10.55.20.30
Uptime: 5 weeks, 2 days, 8 hours, 11 minutes
Load average: 0.00, 0.01, 0.05
Memory: RAM - 9.4G used, 494G available / 503G
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Swap - 0 used, 14 available / 14
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Disk space: os-root (/) - 36G used, 65G free / 100G
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sda2 (/boot) - 197M used, 251M free / 477M
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sda1 (/boot/efi) - 8.2M used, 192M free / 200M
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os-data0 (/data0) - 787M used, 231G free / 232G
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sdb1 (/data1) - 33M used, 1.7T free / 1.7T
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sdk1 (/data10) - 33M used, 1.7T free / 1.7T
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sdl1 (/data11) - 33M used, 1.7T free / 1.7T
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sdm1 (/data12) - 33M used, 1.7T free / 1.7T
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sdn1 (/data13) - 33M used, 1.7T free / 1.7T
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sdo1 (/data14) - 33M used, 1.7T free / 1.7T
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sdp1 (/data15) - 33M used, 1.7T free / 1.7T
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sdq1 (/data16) - 33M used, 1.7T free / 1.7T
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sdr1 (/data17) - 33M used, 1.7T free / 1.7T
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sds1 (/data18) - 33M used, 1.7T free / 1.7T
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sdt1 (/data19) - 33M used, 1.7T free / 1.7T
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sdc1 (/data2) - 33M used, 1.7T free / 1.7T
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sdu1 (/data20) - 33M used, 1.7T free / 1.7T
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sdy1 (/data24) - 33M used, 1.7T free / 1.7T
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sdd1 (/data3) - 33M used, 1.7T free / 1.7T
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sde1 (/data4) - 33M used, 1.7T free / 1.7T
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sdf1 (/data5) - 33M used, 1.7T free / 1.7T
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sdg1 (/data6) - 33M used, 1.7T free / 1.7T
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sdh1 (/data7) - 33M used, 1.7T free / 1.7T
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sdi1 (/data8) - 33M used, 1.7T free / 1.7T
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sdj1 (/data9) - 33M used, 1.7T free / 1.7T
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os-home (/home) - 7.9G used, 43G free / 50G
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os-log (/var/log) - 1.9G used, 49G free / 50G
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Updates: N/A available
Is there a way to either filter out some mounts or when the number of disks if more than X just to a summary like Mor than 10 mounts detecteds, only displaying the first 10
or maybe add a column to display the remaining mounts/disks.
Just put some ideas here.
Again thank you for this!!! R.
Hi, thank you for the kind words.
Unfortunately, I don't use this project anymore, and I don't really plan on putting in any more work into it. That being said, if you'd like to tackle the issue yourself, I will accept a PR.
