Hi all,
Can any one help me in making a disk space script in solaris 8/9
for instance i only want to get those partitions whose diskspace has exceed 70%.
Any volunteer?
Cheers!
BR/asad
Hi all,
Can any one help me in making a disk space script in solaris 8/9
for instance i only want to get those partitions whose diskspace has exceed 70%.
Any volunteer?
Cheers!
BR/asad
Adapt and try the following script (based on the output of cygwin df where Use% is column 5):
df -k | awk -v limit=70 'NR>1 && int($5)>limit'
Jean-Pierre.
On Solaris with bash:
while read;read fi kb us av ca mo;do [ "${ca%\%}" -gt 70 ]&&echo "$mo is at $ca";done< <(df -k)
Hi Thanks for the help
but i am only getting one result in return for partitions greater than 70 although there are 3 in all, for the code u send me
while read;read fi kb us av ca mo;do [ "${ca%\%}" -gt 70 ]&&echo "$mo is at $ca";done< <(df -k)
for instance,
/dev/vx/dsk/var 2053605 1423190 568807 72% /var
/dev/vx/dsk/MMC-DG-00/oracle-ms-00-03
68157440 55539920 12519016 82% /opt/oradata03
/dev/vx/dsk/MMC-DG-00/oracle-ms-00-02
115343360 82241464 32843296 72% /opt/oradata02
but it only returns
/dev/vx/dsk/MMC-DG-00/oracle-ms-00-03
68157440 55539920 12519016 82% /opt/oradata03
Can u help out why it is doing so?
BR/Asad
have you also tried the awk method?
Its also does not work;
# df -k | awk -v limit=70 'NR>1 && int($5)>limit'
awk: syntax error near line 1
awk: bailing out near line 1
use nawk in place of awk.
Cheers! Its done..Thanks a lot for making it happen...
BR/Asad
Yes, the code I posted won't work with long mount points
Use this:
while read fs kb us av ca mo;do
case $kb in
"")read kb us av ca mo;;
"kbytes")continue;;
esac
[ "${ca%\%}" -gt 70 ]&&echo "$mo is at $ca"
done< <(df -k)