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cpu, mem, ps output to file script

howdy folks,

I wrote a small script that takes the output from several normal linux commands and writes them to a unique filename.

What do you think?

#!/bin/bash
# simple script to output various stats into unique file log
# Lord Beeblequix 09/08/2006
# yes, the name is inspired by Counterstrike

uniquedate=`date +%m%d%Y%H%M`
statfile="$HOME/stats_${uniquedate}.log"

# *********************************
# snapshot of cpu cycles using top
# *********************************
echo "Running 2x iterations of top"
top -b -n2 -C > $statfile
echo

# *********************************
# snapshot of all running processes
# *********************************
echo "ps in BSD format."
ps -aux >> $statfile
echo

# *********************************
# snapshot of memory usage
# *********************************
echo "Memory stats in MB from free -m"
free -m >> $statfile
echo
echo "Now, go get a bearclaw."

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I think it's super :D

Why don`t ya add some disk info like:

Code:

echo "----- Top 5 File Systems by Percentage "

echo

df -k | awk '{print $5,$6 }' | grep -v capacity | \

sort -r -n -t 2 | head -5

echo

echo "----- Top 5 File Systems by Least Kilobytes free"

echo

df -k | awk '{print $4,"kb    ",$6 }' | grep -vi mounted | \

grep -v fd|grep -v mnttab|grep -v proc | sort -n -t 2 | head -5

echo

hostnm=`hostname`

dfbinary="/bin/df -kl"

disksum=`$dfbinary | grep dev | awk '{t += $2; u += $3} \

        END { printf("%d MB, %d MB used",t/1024,u/1024) }'`

echo "Diskspace available and used for $hostnm"

echo $hostnm $disksum

cheers:)