Find which files are contributing to user quota?

[darrendunham]

Most of my filers have tree-based quotas, but I have a couple that have user-based quotas.  One of them is giving me problems.

I have a user that has a lot of random stuff in a "home directory" that is up against the user quota.  After deleting some things, there is no change in the quota report.  I suspect that the things the user has deleted are not "owned" by him and are therefore not contributing to his per-user quota.

If this were unix, I'd run a "find <space> -user <username>" to find all the files in the directory that were owned by the user.  But this is CIFS.  Is there some functional equivalent to doing this on windows?  Maybe via powershell?

[mharding]

Do you happen to be running a 4.x or earlier version of NetApp Operations Manager?  The File Storage Resources Manager capability would allow for reporting by Owner.

[darrendunham]

I do run that, but I'm not familiar with where that manager is.

Also, my point in doing this is to get specific file information.  Is that something this manager can do?

[scottgelb]

The "filestats" command may also be useful.  It can take a long time to run but shows file age, user and group, and busy activity times.  The command points to a snapshot in a volume for processing.

filestats volume volname snapshot snapname          # summary report

filestats -u volume volname snapshot snapname      # file usage by user