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nagios --&gt; <a href="http://www.nagios.org/" rel="ugc">http://www.nagios.org/</a>
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nagios --> http://www.nagios.org/ [http://www.nagios.org/]

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Obviously, an email is only sent when disc usage gets above 90%. - Just change as required.<br />
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Obviously, an email is only sent when disc usage gets above 90%. - Just change as required.

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Hey guys. &nbsp;I have a members website where ppl upload photos. &nbsp;And sometimes the hard drive fills up real quickly and by the time I find out... many hours have passed withtout ppl being able to upload. &nbsp;I was wondering if anyone know of a good way on linux where I could have some kind of system send my personal email addy a notice about the hd space status when its low?
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Hey guys.  I have a members website where ppl upload photos.  And sometimes the hard drive fills up real quickly and by the time I find out... many hours have passed withtout ppl being able to upload.  I was wondering if anyone know of a good way on linux where I could have some kind of system send my personal email addy a notice about the hd space status when its low?

Low hard drive space email notification?

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