parrot_lsalloc - list current status of a space allocation

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       parrot_lsalloc  examines  a given directory, determines if it is contained within a space allocation, and
       then displays the allocation size and the current usage. As the name  suggests,  the  command  only  runs
       correctly inside of the Parrot virtual file system, on file servers where space allocation is enabled.

       The path argument gives the directory to examine.  If none is given, the current directory is assumed.

       To list a space allocation on a Chirp server:

               % parrot_run bash
               % cd /chirp/myserver.somewhere.edu
               % parrot_lsalloc bigdir
               /chirp/myserver.somewhere.edu/bigdir
               10 GB TOTAL
               1 GB INUSE
               9 GB AVAIL
               % exit

       On  success,  returns  zero.   On failure, returns non-zero.  If the command is attempted on a filesystem
       that does not support space allocation, it will give the following error:

               parrot_lsalloc: This filesystem does not support allocations.

parrot_lsalloc - list current status of a space allocation

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