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    Jordan Guest

    Perl: Disk Space

    This is a perl script written to check the the disk space of a certain partion/directory.

    This was written for HP-UX and has not been tested on Linux. Modify for your needs.

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    Description:
    Detect if the $dir is over $percent full of data and
    send an email if so.
    Change $email to your email
    Change $message to your message (below)

    Usage: diskspace.pl [directory] [percent]
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    RobSoftware is offline Programmer
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    Thanks, I need something that does this function. Now I won't have to create it myself.

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    Thanl you very much

    I was just looking for something like this

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    saltydog4791 Guest
    thanks so much for this. was looking for something simple like this.

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    rigal Guest
    does not working in my case
    Perl 5.006001
    Solaris
    It says "Can't exec 'bdf': no such file or directory...'
    Eats df only.
    Last edited by rigal; 02-22-2007 at 07:37 AM.

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    chrys Guest
    Thank you for sharing your codes.

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    thanks for this. need it badly

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    Quote Originally Posted by rigal View Post
    does not working in my case
    Perl 5.006001
    Solaris
    It says "Can't exec 'bdf': no such file or directory...'
    Eats df only.
    i experience the same problem. anyone who knows how to resolve this?

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    Jordan Guest
    You are also using Solaris?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jordan View Post
    You are also using Solaris?
    Nope. I would like to use this program in windows XP. how will i do it?

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