Managers,
Thanks for the multitude of suggestions and since others were interested
in what I gathered, here is the summary:
>Before I sink precious time into writing another script, I was curious
>if anyone had a decent disk space/system monitoring script that I could
>use.
>
>I've heard SWATCH will do log monitoring but I understand its mainly
>used to monitor syslog output for firewalls. Anyone have experience
>with this.
I recieved many different suggestions:
1) A simple perl script run in cron that used df to check space
2) February 1997 issue of Sys Admin magazine had a number of tools for
system monitoring - ftp://ftp.mfi.com/pub/sysadmin/1997/feb97.tar.Z
3) An X util called spacetool
4) A util called NOCOL
5) A montioring utility called Big Brother (checks diskspace, WWW, etc)
6) A program called Watcher -
ftp://coast.cs.purdue.edu/pub/tools/unix/Watcher.tar.Z
Thanks again for the suggestions. I'm going to checkout Watcher but I
suspect I'll just use a simple perl script.
Cheers,
-- Jeff Newton Network Administrator Tantalus Communications Datapark Advanced Communications (604) 664-7454 ----------------- "It's the world, not a call I can screen out"- Headstones
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