This results in a variable number of output fields per line. The option -f cures these faults. For examples of output, see below. A line will be printed for each client in the domains reported on, and a client totals lines at the end. These can be written in kB, the unit used in the accounting log, by including the argument -k.
Headings always indicate the units used.
Internally, size figures are held in kB, totals are accumulated from these, then sizes are truncated individually to MB for printing. This means that the individual domain or client MB sizes printed may not add up precisely to the MB totals printed. They will if kB units are used. If several of ABST are given the pairs of number and size columns appear in ATBS order across the line. The number of clients is the number of clients in each domain which did some backup during the time period examined, not the total number of clients in the domain.