10-02-2012
Mount Point Increase script
Hello all.
My aim is to monitor the size of my mount points. The algo that I want to follow is like this:
1) Use df -h to print all mount points.
2)Extract only Capacity and Mounted On columns and save them in Array1.
3)After 10 minutes , do the above same and save in Array 2 the 2 very same columns.
4)Compare the Capacity columns of Array2 to that of Array1.
5) If Array 2 value of any particular File system is greater than Aarray1, Only then Echo " File system of <Particular-file-system> has increased....
How do I make the array . I want a dynamic array Array1[i] like this . Using df -h how do I sagrigate values and compare them ????
Regards,
Junaid
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