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command help
I have done this command:
df -b /opt/mysql then it gave me the Filesystem info and the Avail. Now is there away that I can just list the avial number. because i want to be able to take that number put it in an if statement in a script. My script statement looks like this so far: h=`df -b /opt/mysql` echo $h if [ $h<=20000000 ] then echo "this file is ready to be archive" fi done so can this be done? |
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Don't post the same question twice. Out rules do not allow it. See your thread in the other forum...
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