06-23-2008
You can write a script that checks with "df" how much space is left and cut out the percentage with awk for example and write it into a variable, which is tested with "test" and/or "if". Only problem will be to tell your application to write into the other directory. Not sure how much of an option you have to configure it's output directory and if it must be restarted or if something like a "kill -1" can make it recognize the changed configuration.
The script itself is easy and a good excercise when being new to Linux/Unix
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LEARN ABOUT DEBIAN
parser3
PARSER(1) General Commands Manual PARSER(1)
NAME
parser3 - Command Line and CGI interface for Parser 3 Language.
SYNOPSIS
parser3 [-h] [-c conffile] file
DESCRIPTION
Parse and execute file in Parser 3 language.
Parser checks for configuration settings in the auto.p file beside of the binary (in the directory with CGI-script itself) and then in the
default system-wide auto.p file, if neither option -c or environment variable CGI_PARSER_CONFIG is specified.
Parser makes records about errors to error log file parser3.log, which is implicitly located in the same directory where parser3 CGI script
is. If Parser is not allowed to write to that file, errors are reported to standard error stream.
OPTIONS
A summary of options is included below.
-h Display usage information.
-c conffile
Use this conffile (/path/to/auto.p).
ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
Parser3 checks environment variable CGI_PARSER_CONFIG if option -c is not specified.
If you would rather change implicit location of parser3.log, you can explicitly specify it via stderr redirection or environment variable
CGI_PARSER_LOG.
FILES
/etc/parser3/auto.p
default parser3 configuration file
SEE ALSO
For more complete description of Parser3, look here: http://www.parser.ru/en/
AUTHOR
parser3 was written by Alexandr Petrosian <paf@design.ru>.
This manual page was written by Sergey B Kirpichev <skirpichev@gmail.com>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others).
Scripting Language PARSER(1)