11-19-2008
Hi,
Thanks for your input but i am using this
username i am calculting from another loop
bb1=`sudo du -s /home/${userame} | cut -f 1`
My objective is that, my script will check folder size if its
its euqal or less than 250MB then show "OK"
if its over 250MB and less than 500MB then show "WARNING"
if its over 500MB and less then 1GB then show "CRITICAL"
i dont understand what command should i use as i told above, and i how to do i store each user with in condition so it can generate good output as i describe above.
Thanks
Bash
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