
#	@(#)ckpacct.sh	1.2 of 3/31/82	#
#       "periodically check the size of /usr/adm/pacct"
#       "if over $1 blocks (500) default, execute turnacct switch"
#       "should be run as adm"

PATH=/usr/lib/acct:/bin:/usr/bin:/etc
trap "rm -f /usr/adm/cklock*; exit 0" 0 1 2 3 9 15
export PATH

_max=${1-500}
_MIN_BLKS=500
cd /usr/adm

#	set up lock files to prevent simultaneous checking

cp /dev/null cklock
chmod 400 cklock
ln cklock cklock1
if test $? -ne 0 ; then exit 1; fi

#	If there are less than $_MIN_BLKS free blocks left on the /usr
#	file system, turn off the accounting (unless things improve
#	the accounting wouldn't run anyway).  If something has
#	returned the file system space, restart accounting.  This
#	feature relies on the fact that ckpacct is kicked off by the
#	cron at least once per hour.


# Check to see if /usr is mounted
_um=`df /usr | wc -l`
# If not, then assume /usr is part of root file system
if test ${_um} -ne 0; then
	_blocks=`df /usr | sed "s/.*:  *\([0-9][0-9]*\) blocks.*/\1/"`
else
	_blocks=`df / | sed "s/.*:  *\([0-9][0-9]*\) blocks.*/\1/"`
fi

if [ "$_blocks" -lt $_MIN_BLKS   -a  -f /tmp/acctoff ];then
	echo "ckpacct: /usr still low on space ($_blocks blks); \c"
	echo "acctg still off"
	( echo "ckpacct: /usr still low on space ($_blocks blks); \c"
	echo "acctg still off" ) | mail root adm
	exit 1
elif [ "$_blocks" -lt $_MIN_BLKS ];then
	echo "ckpacct: /usr too low on space ($_blocks blks); \c"
	echo "turning acctg off"
	( echo "ckpacct: /usr too low on space ($_blocks blks); \c"
	echo "turning acctg off" ) | mail root adm
	nulladm /tmp/acctoff
	turnacct off
	exit 1
elif [ -f /tmp/acctoff ];then
	echo "ckpacct: /usr free space restored; turning acctg on" | \
		mail root adm
	rm /tmp/acctoff
	turnacct on
fi

_cursize="`du -s pacct | sed 's/	.*//'`"
if [ "${_max}" -lt "${_cursize}" ]; then
	turnacct switch
fi
