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07-09-2007
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noob. need help to create a script.
Hi All.
im a noob to scripting. could somone help me with a script please. what i want to do is. 1. run a cmd in the script - qmqtool -s this will give me an output similar to this. Messages in local queue: 790 Messages in remote queue: 306 Messages in todo queue: 23 i then want to check if the message in the local queue is larger than the number of for example 100 ( but id like to be able to change this) if its larger i want to do. 2. send email to me@mydomain.com with the output of the qmqtool -s and saying something like this mail checker script has detected more than 100 emails in the local queue. Messages in local queue: 790 Messages in remote queue: 306 Messages in todo queue: 23 the script will automatically fix this issue. 3. service stop spamd 4. service stop drwebd 5. service restart xinetd thats all for now. ill run this script as a cron job every 1 hr. appreciate any help. cheers aron. 
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07-09-2007
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To get the local queue, pipe the output of 'qmqtool -s' through awk.
Code:
lqueue_length=$(qmqtool -s | awk '/local queue/ {print $NF}')
if [ $lqueue_length -gt 100 ]; then
# send mail using mailx or whatever tool you use
# fix the problem in the next three lines
service stop spamd
service stop drwebd
service restart xinet
fi
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