check disk usage

[Arno Lehmann]

Hello,

why don't you use check_disk? check_by_ssh or however that is called 
obviously works already...

Or, of course, you can write your own wrapper around du.

Arno

On 25.10.2005 20:50, Nelson Serafica wrote:

> Is it possible to check disk usage or those you see
> after you command $du -h??? If ever there are plugins,
> can i do it remotely via ssh because i monitor most of
> our servers via SSH.
> 
> Nelson T. Serafica 
> GNU/Linux User No. 394081
> Upgrading just for the sake of having a newest version is probably silly.
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