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I dont want to use echo as a message to print out. What i really want is to use something like dmesg.

I want to display a message when the script is done running, but I do not want to use echo. Is there another command I can use besides echo? If so, show me how it is done.

I need to create a message for both if statements and for the else.

!/bin/sh
blocks=0
blocks=`df -k /opt/mysql | awk '{if(length($5)<4)
{print...

This is my code
AVAIL=`df -k /opt/mysql | awk '{
TEMP=$5
pos=index(TEMP, "capacity" )
printf "position is %d\n",pos
...

This is what my code looks like:

h=`df -b /opt/mysql`
echo $h
if ( (df -b /opt/mysql|cut -d: -f2|tr -dc `[0-9]`) <= 20000000 );
then
echo "Filesystem ready to be archived"
fi

Is this...

I tried your way and it did not work when i tried running the script. This is what I got when i ran the script:
>./highwater
./highwater: {print: not found
awk: syntax error near line 2
awk:...

I have done this command:
df -b /opt/mysql

then it gave me the Filesystem info and the Avail. Now is there away that I can just list the avial number. because i want to be able to take that...

I have done this command:
df -b /opt/mysql

then it gave me the Filesystem info and the Avail. Now is there away that I can just list the avial number. because i want to be able to take that...