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Is there an error telling you it's read-only? If so, what is telling you that? An application?

Obviously you can't write new data to a full filesystem so a poorly written application could...

Might work using the # mount -o remount,ro option, run from a cron entry or a shell loop. Make very sure nobody is using the file system when trying to remount, e.g. by grepping the output of lsof...

Not because of file system getting full but file system ro situation could occue becaused of high I\O rate, bad hardware, incorrectcly configured storage etc..

File sysetm is generally turns...

i don't know of such kind of mechanism... not in a standard installation. maybe a scripted solution.