I have a daily cron job that emails me the output of df -h (And one or two other bits of info) Main partition is at 85% now, I'll add more when it gets to 90% -- Anahata Via Android tablet 01535 501017 - 07976 263827 - https://treewind.co.uk On 24 August 2023 04:46:59 BST, Ian Hobson via BitFolk Users <users(a)mailman.bitfolk.com> wrote:

Hello, I use the standard nagios check over nrpe for this. -- Alarig

On 24/08/2023 04:46, Ian Hobson via BitFolk Users wrote: The Bitfolk monitoring system (Icinga) should be able to inform you before it's too late: https://tools.bitfolk.com/wiki/Monitoring It's compatible with Nagios plugins so you could configure disk space checks using either the Linux NRPE agent or using Icinga itself as the local agent. You configure a disk space check with warning and critical thresholds on your side and have Bitfolk make the NRPE request from their end. They just need to know the name of the command to call. On your end, the NRPE config line might look like: command[check_disks]=/usr/lib/nagios/plugins/check_disk -w 25% -c 10% -W 25% -K 10% -A -L -i udev -i tmpfs -i none This would set warning thresholds at 15% remaining and critical at 10% remaining for both disk space and inodes, checking space and inodes on all local filesystems, ensuring remote filesystems are at least accessible and ignoring filesystems of the type udev, tmpfs and none. There are probably other filesystem types you might need to ignore these days too. At the Bitfolk end, they just need to know the command name to call over NRPE (check_disks in the example above). Looking at the Bitfolk docs, default notifications are by email, but you can pay for a third party email to SMS service, or use some push notification service. I see someone has Pushover and I've used Pushbullet myself. Regards, Adam Sweet