simple scripting question

[telemorgan]

good morning everyone, need some assistance please.

I am looking to write a script to take each partition and do a disk space check to see if the used space is over 98% of the disk. This is what I have.

par="u01 u02 u03 u04 u05 u06 rootvol"
size=""
for y in $par ; do
df -k | grep $y | awk '{print $5}' | nawk -F '%' '{print $1}' > $size
if [ $size -ge "98" ]; then
echo "$par is growing out of control" >> $MYMSG
else
goto EXIT
fi
done


when run, i am getting this error. is there another way to do this??

./tt2[7]: test: argument expected
73
./tt2[7]: test: argument expected
64
./tt2[7]: test: argument expected
70
./tt2[7]: test: argument expected
53
./tt2[7]: test: argument expected
91
./tt2[7]: test: argument expected
13
./tt2[7]: test: argument expected

 

[telemorgan]

got it, thanks.

#!/bin/ksh
#
par="u01 u02 u03 u04 u05 u06 rootvol"
size=""
for y in $par ; do
if [ `df -k | grep $y | awk '{print $5}' | nawk -F '%' '{print $1}'` -ge "98" ]; then
echo "$y is growing out of control"
else
goto EXIT
fi
done

 

[vgersh99]

try something like this.
there's no 'goto' in ksh

#!/bin/ksh

par="u01 u02 u03 u04 u05 u06 rootvol"
typeset -i size=0
typeset -i thr=98

for y in $par ; do
      size=$(df -k | grep $y | awk '{print $5}' | nawk -F '%' '{print $1}')
      if (( $size >= $thr )); then
         echo "$par is growing out of control" >> $MYMSG
       else
          break;
      fi
done

vlad
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[telemorgan]

Thanks, the whole goto thing not working was my next question. Thanks again.