Remove --fstab from findmnt call in sysinfo

Initially I used this argument as I work with systems with a lot of bind mounts and it felt unnecessary to list them all, eg: Mount points Disk usage Inodes usage / 49% of 19.3G 12.8% of 1299984 /rw 35% of 20.5G 26.3% of 1373568 /home 35% of 20.5G 26.3% of 1373568 /usr/local 35% of 20.5G 26.3% of 1373568 /var/spool/cron 35% of 20.5G 26.3% of 1373568 /etc/hosts 35% of 20.5G 26.3% of 1373568 /var/lib/systemd/timers 35% of 20.5G 26.3% of 1373568 /var/lib/plocate 35% of 20.5G 26.3% of 1373568 /var/lib/containerd 35% of 20.5G 26.3% of 1373568 /etc/docker 35% of 20.5G 26.3% of 1373568 /var/lib/docker 35% of 20.5G 26.3% of 1373568 /home/user/.emacs.d/elpa 2% of 3.9G 2.4% of 262144 /rw/home/user/.emacs.d/elpa 2% of 3.9G 2.4% of 262144 /proc/xen - of 0 100.0% of 00 However it seems impossible to filter theses mounts in one call, (https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/430074/how-to-exclude-bind-mounts-from-findmnt-results-list) and --fstab is a bad compromise as mounts points may be declared in many others ways than /etc/fstab.
ldidry · Jan 23, 2025 · 83645cd · 83645cd
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diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
@@ -14,23 +14,27 @@ Example:
 
   Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm) (kernel 6.1.0-7-amd64)
 
-System information as of Wed Jan 22 15:35:40 2025 on x.x.x.x
+System information as of Wed Jan 22 16:02:47 2025 on x.x.x.x
 
-System load:  0.07                 Processes:    244
+System load:  0.07                 Processes:    245
 Memory usage: 26%                  Swap usage:   1%
 
-  Mount points          Disk usage        Inodes usage
- /boot                 12%  of 977.3M    0.5% of 65808
- /boot/efi             0%   of 250.1M    Not available
- /                     13%  of 19.6G     5.0% of 1310720
- /home                 1%   of 7.8G      1.3% of 524288
- /var                  43%  of 19.6G     16.6% of 1310720
- /var/log              2%   of 7.8G      0.0% of 524288
- /var/log/audit        0%   of 7.8G      0.0% of 524288
- /var/tmp              0%   of 4.8G      0.0% of 327680
-
- 5 logged in users:
-  admin       from x.x.x.x                 at Tue Jan 21 22:43:37 2025
+  Mount points                        Disk usage        Inodes usage
+ /                                   13%  of 19.6G     5.0% of 1310720
+ /boot                               12%  of 977.3M    0.5% of 65808
+ /var                                43%  of 19.6G     16.6% of 1310720
+ /home                               1%   of 7.8G      1.3% of 524288
+ /var/log                            2%   of 7.8G      0.0% of 524288
+ /var/tmp                            0%   of 4.8G      0.0% of 327680
+ /boot/efi                           0%   of 250.1M    Not available
+ /var/log/audit                      0%   of 7.8G      0.0% of 524288
+ /srv/borg                           0%   of 1.3T      0.0% of 85901312
+ /srv/nextcloud                      13%  of 3T        0.0% of 201326592
+ /mnt/disquette                      78%  of 1.2T      0.1% of 82378752
+
+  2 logged in users:
+  user       from x.x.x.x                   at Tue Jan 21 22:43:37 2025
+  user       from x.x.x.x                   at Tue Jan 21 22:43:37 2025
 
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diff --git a/update-motd.d/sysinfo.py b/update-motd.d/sysinfo.py
@@ -79,7 +79,6 @@ def get_filesystems():
                 "--noheading",
                 "--real",
                 "--uniq",
-                "--fstab",
                 "--json",
                 "--types",
                 "notmpfs,noswap,nodevtmpfs",
@@ -139,12 +138,12 @@ def main():
 
     print(
         """
-  Mount points          Disk usage        Inodes usage"""
+  Mount points                         Disk usage       Inodes usage"""
     )
 
     for f in filesystems:
         print(
-            " %-21s %-4s of %-9s %s" % (f["target"], f["use%"], f["size"], f["inodes%"])
+            " %-35s %-4s of %-9s %s" % (f["target"], f["use%"], f["size"], f["inodes%"])
         )
 
     if logged_users > 0: