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this is my little mobot project.
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the concept is not to spend hundreds of hours to implement some massive monitoring tool like nagios or something like this. instead i want to use some simple message/notification scripts which exactly tell me what i need to know.
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the first thing i have here is the df bot. it sends me a short jabber message when one or more disks on the serving machine reaching a preconfigured threshold (example: 90% disk usage).
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feel free to use or improve this handy tool!
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=== how to use the df bot (install notes) ===
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1. copy the df.sh scrip somewhere on the machine
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you get the df.sh on gitorious.org
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http://gitorious.org/sn/scripts/trees/master/mobots/df.sh
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2. create the configfile
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use the df.conf.sample to create a config and put this file anywhere on the same machine
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http://gitorious.org/sn/scripts/trees/master/mobots/df.conf.sample
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3. create a cronjob for it
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add a line like this to your /etc/crontab
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*/2 * * * * root /bin/bash --login /path/to/the/script/df.sh /path/to/configfile/df.conf >> /path/to/logfile/df.log
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or (if you use the default configpath /etc/mobots)
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*/5 * * * * root /bin/bash --login /path/to/script/df.sh >> /var/log/df.log
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after this you have to restart your cron with something like
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service cron restart
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of course there are several ways to create a cronjob but this is probably the easiest way
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any questions? mail me! (david@socialnerds.org)
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