Command line method to find disk usage of camera mounted using gvfs

Posted by Hamish Downer on Ask Ubuntu See other posts from Ask Ubuntu or by Hamish Downer
Published on 2012-09-01T07:31:04Z Indexed on 2012/09/01 9:50 UTC
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When my camera was mounted on /media I could use the standard tools (df) to see the disk usage of the card in my camera. However now the camera is mounted using gvfs, and df seems to ignore it. I've also tried pydf and discus to no avail.

The camera is definitely available through nautilus, and when I select the camera in nautlius, the status bar tells me the amount of disk free. I can also open the ~/.gvfs/ folder in nautilus and right click on the camera folder and get the disk usage in a graphical way.

But that is no use for a script. Are there command line tools that are the equivalent of df for gvfs filesystems? Or even better, a way to make df report on gvfs filesystems?

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