> exists. > if [[ -n $STATL ]] # If so, check how > old it is. > then > ESEC=$( date +%s ) # Get epoch time. > SSEC=$( echo $STATL | cut -d ":" -f2 ) # Get elapsed time. > TSEC=$((ESEC - SSEC)) # Compute the > difference. > if [[ $TSEC -gt $NOTIFY ]] # If more than > $NOTIFY seconds have passed, upodate the file > then > WRITE=0 # Set up for e-mail > notification > grep -v $SID $SenseStat > $SenseStat.tmp > mv $SenseStat.tmp $SenseStat > fi > else > WRITE=0 # Alarm is not yet > active, so set up to send the e-mail and update $SenseStat > fi > > if [[ $WRITE -eq 0 ]] # If $WRITE is > reset, send the e-mail and update $SenseStat > then > echo "$TID $ATEXT Value: $F2" | mail -a "Content-Type: > text/plain; charset=UTF-8" -a From:sensor_monitor -s "Server Sensor Event > Notification" xxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxx yyyyyyyyyyyy@xxxxxxxxxxxx > echo "$SID:$ESEC:$ACTION" >> $SenseStat > sleep 1 > fi > } > > while read line # Read and process > one line of $SenseTab at a time Ugh. That looks terrible. Is there a way to prevent the mail system from wrapping the text, or would it be better served to make them attachments? _______________________________________________ lm-sensors mailing list lm-sensors@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.lm-sensors.org/mailman/listinfo/lm-sensors
