Debian specific notes for the durep package
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Enabling daily statistics

The package contains an cron script that creates daily usage reports
and stores them for about one week. So you can look back over the past
week to try and isolate where changes in disk space are happening. It
also takes a snapshot once a month for longer term changes, so you can
look back up to one year.

To enable the daily cron job, run

  dpkg-reconfigure durep -plow

and edit /etc/default/durep-rolling for fine tuning.

Update notes:

With version 0.9, the on-disk format changed. Now the results are stored in
data dump files in /var/lib/durep and are to be viewed through a CGI script,
accessible via http://localhost/durep.cgi (with usual web server
configuration). See durep(1) manpage for details.

 -- Eduard Bloch <blade@debian.org>  Sat, 08 Sep 2007 18:39:57 +0200
