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- #!/bin/bash
- # - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
- # A simple u/mount devices script. Fast written for my
- # Backupserver. Shurely not the best one but it works (=
- #
- # If you got problems with this one, send me a PM/Mail
- # (yokmp@users.sf.net).
- # Feel free to change the functionnames to whatever.
- #
- # Have fun.
- #
- # p.s. excuse my bad english ...
- # - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
- # text formations
- fat='\e[1m'
- nf='\e[0m'
- # u/mount:
- # the names under which the devices will be mounted
- # it also sets the loops break
- # so 5 devices mean 'loop five times' ... er, you got it
- DEVICE_NAME=(some names here)
- # the filesystems
- FS_TYPE=(btrfs ext4 ext3)
- # path of the devices
- DEVICE=(/dev/sda /dev/sdb /dev/sdc)
- # path where they will be mounted
- # unset for root path (may a bad idea)
- DEVICE_PATH=(/var/ftp/miranda /home/yokmp/Share /home/yokmp/Backup)
- # here comes the magical mount thingy
- function mftp()
- {
- echo -e "\n\t${fat}Mounting:${nf}"
- for (( i=0 ; i<=${#DEVICE_NAME[@]} ; i++ )); do
- [ $i -eq ${#DEVICE_NAME[@]} ] && break
- echo -e "\n\tMount ${fat}${DEVICE_PATH[$i]}/${DEVICE_NAME[$i]}/ ${nf} ..."
- echo -e "\t${fat}${DEVICE[$i]} - (${FS_TYPE[$i]})${nf}"
- mount -t ${FS_TYPE[$i]} ${DEVICE[$i]} ${DEVICE_PATH[$i]}/${DEVICE_NAME[$i]}
- [ $? -ne 0 ] && fuser -vu ${DEVICE_PATH[$i]}/${DEVICE_NAME[$i]}
- done
- echo -e "\n\t${fat}Done!${nf}\n"
- }
- # the same as above but in 'reverse mode' ^^
- function uftp()
- {
- echo -e "\n\t${fat}Unmounting:${nf}"
- for (( i=0 ; i<=${#DEVICE_NAME[@]} ; i++ )); do
- [ $i -eq ${#DEVICE_NAME[@]} ] && break
- echo -e "\n\tUnmount ${fat}${DEVICE_PATH[$i]}/${DEVICE_NAME[$i]}/ ${nf} ..."
- echo -e "\t${fat}${DEVICE[$i]} - (${FS_TYPE[$i]})${nf}"
- umount ${DEVICE_PATH[$i]}/${DEVICE_NAME[$i]}
- [ $? -ne 0 ] && fuser -vu ${DEVICE_PATH[$i]}/${DEVICE_NAME[$i]} && break
- done
- echo -e "\n\t${fat}Done!${nf}\n"
- }
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