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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Disk space threshold report Post 302842691 by Kalaihari on Friday 9th of August 2013 04:54:33 PM
Old 08-09-2013
Thanks for the help provided :)
Hi guys,

I have used the code given and edited some parts and implemented the code in my servers . The code implemented was given below:
Code:
#Report file format for all the servers to grep the threshold reached files ( Script name : Report.sh)
df -g | awk 'NR>1&&($4+0)>70' > report010.txt 
if [ -s report151.txt ]
then
        cat report010.txt >> report010.txt
else
                echo "No file systems found above 70% utilization on the server `hostname`">>report010.txt
fi

Code:
#Concatenating all reports in one mail (Script name: Mail.sh)
echo > blank_line
echo “The list of File systems that reached threshold were given below” > mailbody.txt
echo “---------------------------------------------------------------------------------“>>mailbody.txt
cat report010.txt blank_line report011.txt >>mailbody.txt|mailx -s "Disk space Report-$(date +'%A %B %d, %Y')” –r “DSReport@office.com” hariharan.s@office.com


And i Got the output as below
Code:
From: DSReport@office.com [mailto:DSReport@office.com] 
Sent: Thursday, August 08, 2013 6:33 PM
To: Sundaram, Hariharan
Subject: Disk space Report-Thursday August 08, 2013
 
The list of File systems that reached threshold were given below
--------------------------------------------------------------
Disk space report for vathpubs010
/dev/hd2           5.88      1.76   71%    61014    13% /usr
/dev/fnetwebc_lv      2.00      0.34   84%     3558     5% /opt/IBM/FileNet/WebClient
 
Disk space report for vathpubs011
/dev/fnetwebc_lv      2.00      0.34   84%     3558     5% /opt/IBM/FileNet/WebClient
 
No Issues to report for the server vathpubs012
 
No Issues to report for the server vathpubs013
 
No Issues to report for the server vathpubs014
 
Disk space report for vathpubs015
/dev/fnetwebc_lv      2.00      0.34   84%     3558     5% /opt/IBM/FileNet/WebClient
 
Disk space report for vathpubs016
/dev/fnetwebc_lv      2.00      0.34   84%     3558     5% /opt/IBM/FileNet/WebCli
 
No Issues to report for the server vathpubs017
 
No Issues to report for the server vathpubs018

I have achieved the goal , but there was some additional request requested by my leads, They want the output like the above but some little modifications required, thats is We got the output but They need the "Disk space report for" (with filesystem) sorted first and then the "no issues to report" these servers should come like " The list of servers which are not having issues are given below: " with the servernames below.

For example :
The list of servers thats not facing the space issue are:
vathpubs017
vathpubs018


So is there any possibilities to bring this output? Please help me .
 

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