check-disk-usage.rb usually checks all mounted filesystems unless specific ignore/include options are given. However, it doesn't make a lot of sense to check read-only filesystems. My PR #112 addresses this with a new option --ignore-readonly.
However, I'd strongly vote for a breaking change and ignore read-only filesystems by default unless a new parameter --include-readonly is given or such a filesystem's mountpoint is explicitly specified in the -I (:includemnt) option.
check-disk-usage.rb
usually checks all mounted filesystems unless specific ignore/include options are given. However, it doesn't make a lot of sense to check read-only filesystems. My PR #112 addresses this with a new option--ignore-readonly
.However, I'd strongly vote for a breaking change and ignore read-only filesystems by default unless a new parameter
--include-readonly
is given or such a filesystem's mountpoint is explicitly specified in the-I
(:includemnt
) option.