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From: Shaun <sfinn@thecore.com>
To: Justin Ashworth <ashworth@esus.cs.montana.edu>
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Subject: Re: out of disk space
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On Wed, 18 Jun 1997, Justin Ashworth wrote:
> Has anybody ever heard of a daemon that would can notify a sysadmin via
> e-mail if the diskspace hits a certain percentage? I'd need to know
> immediately, so a cron job is out of the picture.

If you are running X with the XView libraries installed you can
use my disktool program. It can be setup to run any program of your
choice or a script when any partition it is monitoring hits a user 
defined critical amount of disk space available.

You can check it out and download it from:

http://www.thecore.com/~sfinn/disktool.html

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