Good Morning team

Woke up this morning to a disabled client. No work units, no projects attached and no ability to add any projects. Found that I had run out of disk space, so deleted some old video files and tried the client again but it did not work. Rebooted and everything is fine again. Usually I keep a close eye on my OS disk as it can get close to full with the video stuff I work on.
Anyone know of a Linux program for monitoring storage and can issue a warnings at say 90% and 95% full?
Might try and write a program for this myself.

Now that is a comprehensive program, if I had remote servers I would use that.
Going to write a script to do the job, probably would be less resource intensive.

Something based on something like this...?

#!/bin/sh
if [ `df | grep ".*/$" | awk '{print $5}' | sed -e "s/%//"` -gt 95 ]
then
        echo "Disk full"
fi

I'm sure there are much better ways of doing it, probably with one awk command.

Good morning all

Good Morning All.

Well I made it back from Uyuni and the high plateau surrounding it. A truly wonderful experience, not only the salt flats (and the steam train graveyard) but we visited active volcanic geysers, more soda lakes (and attendant flamingoes) than I care to count, snow fields (at 4850m) and of course the salt hotels (for which read 'hostels'). Three days without computer, internet or telephone. Our car only broke down once (ruptured water hose) but the driver had a repair kit (epoxy and duct tape) so we made it.
Back to earth now and around 350 photographs to edit.