Below are 2 examples of the output that is generated from checksuite when the logging option is enabled and is logged to logs in /var/log/checksuite.d. The logs are set to compress and rotate weekly by default.
Example #1: This shows the output of checkload when the system's load average is above the designated threshold. For this example, I was recompiling my kernel and I set the threshold to 1 (default is set to 7).
Example #2: This shows the output of checkdisk when a partition's utilization is above the designated threshold. For this example, I set the threshold to 40% (default is set to 85).
08/28/2003 22:34:02 - [checksuite] checkdisk
Current disk utilization for / is above 40: 49%
Disk Usage for / by Content:
5.1M bin
9.6M boot
420K dev
5.7M etc
11G home
4.0K initrd
51M lib
16K lost+found
4.0K misc
12K mnt
4.0K opt
574M root
12M sbin
84K tmp
1.6G usr
44M var
Disk Usage Summary:
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/hda3 28G 13G 14G 49% /
/dev/hda1 145M 14M 124M 10% /boot
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