cpu-inst.txt

read -e -p "
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### CPU and Memory Alert Installer! ####
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At what percentage would you like a memory alarm?

DEFAULT: 95

Percentage:" mem_threshold
: ${mem_threshold:=95}
echo "

Thank You!

I'll put that in for you: $mem_threshold%"

read -e -p "

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After receiving alert message for CPU and MEMORY WARNING how long do you want to wait 
before receiving another memory alarm? 

Enter your amount in seconds.

DEFAULT 600 (600 is 10 mins)

You can re re-enter later in the script monitor-CPU-Mem.sh

How many seconds?:" cpu_reset_timing
: ${cpu_reset_timing:=600}
echo "
Thank You!

I've stored: $cpu_reset_timing seconds

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#### Installed service status below ####
----------------------------------------"


# Inserts install choices into files!

# Inserts THRESHOLD into system-warnings-timer.sh
sed -i 's|"YOUR_MEMORY_THRESHOLD"|'"$mem_threshold"'|g' monitor-CPU-Mem.sh

sed -i 's|"YOUR_RESET_TIMING"|'"$cpu_reset_timing"'|g' monitor-CPU-Mem.sh 

sed -i 's|"YOUR_INSTALL_DIR"|'"$inspath"'|g' cpu-mem-alert.service


### Move downloaded files to your chosen directory ##################
mv -i monitor-CPU-Mem.sh /$inspath


### Move Systemd files into system folder ##########################
mv -i cpu-mem-alert.service /etc/systemd/system/


### Setting file permissions ########################################
chmod 700 /$inspath/monitor-CPU-Mem.sh
chmod 644 /etc/systemd/system/cpu-mem-alert.service

# Setting Up SYSTEMD Job!

systemctl enable cpu-mem-alert.service

# Reload systemd

systemctl daemon-reload

systemctl start cpu-mem-alert.service

systemctl status --no-pager cpu-mem-alert.service