#!/usr/bin/perl -Tw

use constant EMAIL      =>  'robau@cpan.org';
use constant SERVER     =>  'localhost';

use constant ALERT      =>  90;
use constant FILESYS    =>  ( '/', '/usr', '/var', '/home' );

use Carp;
use Filesys::Df ();
use Mail::Mailer;
use Template;
use strict;

my @alert = ();
foreach my $fs ( FILESYS ) {
    my $ref = Filesys::Df::df( $fs );
    push @alert, {
        'mountpoint'    =>  $fs,
        'percent'       =>  $ref->{'per'},
        'blocks_free'   =>  $ref->{'bfree'},
        'blocks_used'   =>  $ref->{'used'},
        'blocks_total'  =>  $ref->{'blocks'}
    } if $ref->{'per'} > ALERT;
}

if (scalar @alert) {
    my $output;
    my $mail = Mail::Mailer->new( 'smtp', Server => SERVER );
    $mail->open({
        'To'        =>  EMAIL,
        'From'      =>  EMAIL
    });
    my $template = Template->new({ 'ABSOLUTE' => 1 });
    $template->process(
        '/isp/var/mail/dfmon-alert.tt2',
        { 'filesystems' => \@alert },
        \$output
    ) || croak( 'Error in processing mail template - ', $template->err
+or );
    print $mail $output;
    $mail->close;
}

exit 0;
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