Shell Programming and Scripting

Hi All..
Previously i've posted my question regarding this script and i managed to solve the problem but i need to modified my script so it will meet the new requirement.
Below is the script and output:
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-bash-3.00$ more check_oracle_filesystem.ksh
#!/bin/ksh

for i in `df -k|grep /ek_|awk '{ print $4 }'`
do
# Convert the file size to a numeric value
filesize=`expr i`

#Display the partiton name that less than 6000000k
df -k|grep /ek_ > /ek_bkup/alert/part_info.txt

# If any filesystem has less than 6000000k, issue an alert
if [ $filesize -lt 6000000 ]

then
mailx -r oraadm@juwpkl.gov.my -c "encass@nc.com.my technical@precisionportal.com.my"\
-s "Oracle filesystem $i has less than 6000000k free"\
fauzi@precisionportal.com.my < /ek_bkup/alert/part_info.txt

fi
done
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output :

User will receive email that state at the subject email with "Oracle filesystem 0 has less than 6000000k free" with email content from part_info.txt

So my question is, how to show the partition name instead of 1234567?
Based on this command below, i want to show the "Mounted on" instead of "avail"

Filesystem kbytes used avail capacity Mounted on
/dev/md/dsk/d301 141168826 23093091 116664047 17% /ek_bkup
/dev/md/dsk/d402 10210996 5820267 4288620 58% /ek_logs1
/dev/md/dsk/d401 10323964 10220725 0 100% /ek_ora
/dev/md/dsk/d403 10210996 5631195 4477692 56% /ek_logs2
/dev/md/dsk/d404 10210996 7008404 3100483 70% /ek_logs3

Soon when the user receive the email, it will state "Oracle filesystem ek_ora has less than 6000000k free"

Thats all...hopefully somebody that really expert in ksh will assist me...

df -k|grep /ek_|awk '{ print $4,$6 } | while read avail Mounted_on
do
# Per filesystem loop
echo "Available Kb = ${avail}"
echo "Mounted on = ${Mounted_on}"
done

Hi methyl

Kindly can u describe more where am i supposed to put that statement??

Is this correct ??

#!/bin/ksh

for i in `df -k|grep /ek_|awk '{ print $4,$6 } | while read avail Mounted on'`
do
# Convert the file size to a numeric value
filesize=`expr i`

# Per filesystem loop
echo "Available Kb = ${avail}"
echo "Mounted on = ${Mounted_on}"

#Display the partiton name
df -k|grep /ek_ > /ek_bkup/alert/part_info.txt

# If any filesystem has less than 6000000k, issue an alert
if [ $filesize -lt 6000000 ]

then
mailx -r oraadm@juwpkl.gov.my -c "encass@nc.com.my"\
-s "Oracle filesystem $i has less than 6000000k free"\
adzuan@nc.com.my < /ek_bkup/alert/part_info.txt

fi
done

It's a free-standing example of the technique to pick out two values from the same input record using awk. In this case the variable "avail" and "Mounted_on" contain the values you need. Obviously you can call the variables what you like.

The technique can be used to replace your line starting "for i in ....".

In your script only one value can be passed to the do-done loop but you need the mountpoint as well. You will now be able to pass two variables to the do-done loop.

Oops a quote was missing.

#!/bin/ksh
df -k|grep /ek_|awk '{ print $4,$6 }' | while read avail Mounted_on
do
# Per filesystem loop
echo "Available Kb = ${avail}"
echo "Mounted on = ${Mounted_on}"
done

Hi Methyl
Tq for replying and help me
Kindly can u look again at this script and verified either correct or not

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#!/bin/ksh

df -k|grep /ek_|awk '{ print $4,$6 }' | while read avail Mounted_on
do
# Per filesystem loop
echo "Available Kb = ${avail}"
echo "Mounted on = ${Mounted_on}"
done

# Convert the file size to a numeric value
filesize=`expr i`

#Display the partiton name
df -k|grep /ek_ > /ek_bkup/alert/part_info.txt

# If any filesystem has less than 6000000k, issue an alert
if [ $filesize -lt 6000000 ]

then
mailx -r oraadm@juwpkl.gov.my -c "encass@nc.com.my"\
-s "Oracle filesystem $ has less than 6000000k free"\
adzuan@nc.com.my < /ek_bkup/alert/part_info.txt

fi
done

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I have try many time and its seem doesnt work well....