Using "Linux Find" command to get human readable directory sizes in public_html
Say you have 100 top level directories and 1000 files just under ../public_html/ without counting deeper located files and dirs. and you want to get an overview of dirs under your www-directory. You can do it with one line command.
Use find to find directories, set maxdept to just get top-level folders.
Combine it with -exec and get same time the disk usage of dirs.
Use -h for human readable file sizes GB, MB, KB instead of byte size.
find /home/YOUR_USERNAME/public_html/ -type d -maxdepth 1 -exec du -sh {} \;
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