#!/bin/sh

# Put Samba Host IP as Host
host="192.168.1.10"

# Desktop Path with trailing slash
mountpath="/Volumes/mymounts/"

# Share Username
username="skata"

# Share Password
password="fuck"

# Shares Names
shares=("250aris" "gawos" "500gb" "Movies" "Series" "Series-1.5" "raid")

# Ping the host to see if it exists
outp=`ping -c 1 $host | grep "0% packet loss"`

# Based on ping create folders and mount
# or don't mount and delete folders if they exist

if [ "$outp" = "1 packets transmitted, 1 packets received, 0.0% packet loss" ]; then
    echo "Found $host, mounting file systems..."

    mount=`mount`
    # echo $mount
    for (( i=0; i<${#shares[*]}; i++ ))
    do
        dir=${mountpath}${shares[$i]}
        share=${shares[$i]}
        # if [ ! -d "$dir1" ]; then
        #   # Can't Find Directory So Create It
        #   echo "Creating Mount Point: $dir1";
        #   mkdir "$dir1"
        # else
        #   echo "Found Mount Point: $dir1"
        # fi
        grep=`echo $mount | grep $share`
        # echo $grep
        # echo ${#grep}
        if [ ${#grep} -eq 0 ]; then
            if [ -d "$dir" ]; then
                echo "Mounting $share..."
                mount_smbfs //"$username":"$password"@"$host"/"$share" "$dir"
            fi
        else
            echo "$share already exists"
        fi
    done
else
    echo "Could not find $host..."

    # dir1=${desktop}${shr1}
    # if [ ! -d "$dir1" ]; then
    #   # Can't Find Directory So Do Nothing
    #   echo "No Unused Mount Point for $dir1"
    # else
    #   echo "Found Unused Mount Point: $dir1"
    #   echo "Removing..."
    #   rmdir "$dir1"
    # fi
    #
    # dir2=${desktop}${shr2}
    # if [ ! -d "$dir2" ]; then
    #   # Can't Find Directory So Do Nothing
    #   echo "No Unused Mount Point for $dir2"
    # else
    #   echo "Found Unused Mount Point: $dir2"
    #   echo "Removing..."
    #   rmdir "$dir2"
    # fi
fi

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