How to check disk space in linux of remote server ?
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depending upon the access to perform ssh and run commands on the server.
you could have found it with one click on google or reading the documentation for ssh , why being so lazy and look for spoon feeding.
You can setup a free tool like Nagios, easy to configure, in one of your Linux machines and setup a monitoring for servers. This will sent you alerts in regular intervals if the File System above the threshold.
You can also check for disk space via snmp. That way, you'll never have to ssh into the machine to check. However, it does require that snmpd is configured and running on that remote server.
Hello everyone,
I have nagios tool in my environment but one of my linux server not responding to nagios server.
When I am trying to login the server, it shows,
[36|0|10:31:40|rckstr@count ~]$ w
Password:
Received disconnect from 10.0.20.96: 2: fork failed: Not enough space
What should be the diagnostics for this type of error ?
Hello
From this months Linux user and developer Magazine isue 130 Aug 13 it would appear that
Webmin may be worth looking at.
Trev
Webmin is ok for systems just and only doing what's supported by Webmin. As soon as you do anything else what's not supported by Webmin, you are likely to screw your system completely using Webmin.
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