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Re: Space left script


  • Subject: Re: Space left script
  • From: Skylar Bohan <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 28 Jun 2004 21:09:13 -0700

On Jun 26, 2004, at 11:13 PM, John Baltutis wrote:

> On 06/26/04, you wrote:
>>
>> Anyone have any idea on how to make a script that would generate a
>> .txt
>> file that says how much space is left on a hard drive? One that
>> refreshes the text file with the size say every half hour. Maybe I
>> have
>> to make a script that checks the volume space, and then set it to a
>> cron job. Any ideas?
>>
>
> Try this:
>
> do shell script "df -k /"
> set status to result
> set answer to ("There are " & (((get word 11 of status) / 1000) as
> integer) ,
> & " MBs " & "of free space on the boot drive") as string
> display dialog answer
>
> Wrap it in a tell block that gets called every 30 minutes and you
> should be
> good to go. If you want the space in GBs, use this:
>
> do shell script "df -h /"
> set status to result
> set answer to ("There are " & (get word 11 of status) & "Bs " & "of
> free
> space on the boot drive") as string
> display dialog answer
>

It works thanks! But a couple things, number one, how do you script a
tell block that goes every 30 minutes? Also, I
want people to be able to view how much space is left on the server in a
.txt, how can I script it so that it creates a text file with the
answer?
Thanks a lot.

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