To the person who asked about disk space tracking...
Here is a little program that will email you at predetermined
times the disk space utilization of your servers:
First, an example cron job to run it:
# Runs spacetracker.pl every six hours.
# Good setting for busy networks with lots of users.
0 0,6,12,18 * * * /root/spacetracker.pl
Now, the program. Modify as necessary.
#!/usr/bin/perl
$mailprogram = "/usr/sbin/sendmail -t -oi"; # Location of Sendmail
$recipient = '[EMAIL PROTECTED],[EMAIL PROTECTED]';
$subjectline = "ServerNameHere [ Disk Space/Load Report ]";
$serverrootemail = '[EMAIL PROTECTED]';
$servername = "servername.splitinfinity.net";
# Do not change
$report = `df`;
$report2 = `uptime`;
open (MAIL, "|$mailprogram") || die("SpaceTracker: Could Not Open Mail Program ->
spacetracker.cgi");
print MAIL <<__END_OF_MAIL__;
To: $recipient
From: $serverrootemail
Reply-to: DoNotReply ( DO NOT REPLY )
Subject: $subjectline
DAILY REPORT FOR $servername
DISK USAGE:
$report
SYSTEM LOAD:
$report2
This report is generated automatically by Chris Jesters Famous SpaceTracker.pl
The #1 way to monitor your networks disk space utilization. You will receive
this report every six hours. www.splitinfinity.com
__END_OF_MAIL__
close (MAIL);
exit;
