Hi Monk,

Please find my complete script below 


#!/usr/local/bin/perl

#Program to find the disk space and to delete the older files

#Checks the type of OS here

$OS = `uname -s`;

print ("The Operating System is $OS");

if ($OS == SunOS ) {
   
    print ("Enter the filesystem related to SUN \n");

    $FILESYSTEM = <STDIN>;
     
    $DF = `df -h $FILESYSTEM | grep -v "Filesystem" | sed -e "s/%//g"|
+awk '{print $5}'`;
    
    print ("The file system $ FILESYSTEM usage is $DF % \n");

    while ($DF > 50){
    
    print ("The file system $FILESYSTEM reached its maximum capacity $
+DF % and request you to clear the space /n");

    print (" Checking the disk usage of $FILESYSTEM and finding the to
+p 20 culprits\n");

    print ("###############################################");

    $DU = `du -sh $FILESYSTEM | sort -rn | head -20`;

    print ("###############################################");

    } else {
  
           ("The filesystem size looks good \n");

           }

    }

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In reply to Re^2: Getting error while executing the script by arunkarthick
in thread Getting error while executing the script by arunkarthick

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