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Check Quota of the Environment and mail the user if the threshold increases.
Hi All,
I wish to check the quota of the system and if it increases the threshold value,I need that a mail is shot to the environment user informing hi/her about the same. I know it can be done using cron jobs and warnquota command but I am unable to implement it as I am not acquianted with both these things.. So,could anyone of you kindly tell me exactly how to implemen this?? Thanks Taran |
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