the mount command on its own returns a list of all current mounts, which you can grep and then conditionally mount.
Why are you doing this via a script when you could put them in fstab and make it happen automatically? On Mon, Oct 6, 2008 at 9:10 AM, Roger Searle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, I have a bash script to mount some network drives like: > > mount //machine/share /home/roger/network/machine/share -t cifs -o > credentials= . . . > > which is all good except if it is run a second time (for example, one of the > machines wasn't turned on the first time it was run) I'll end up with those > shares that were mounted the first time mounted an additional time (as shown > by the mount command). How might I be able to modify this to be a little > more intelligent, and go "if the share is already mounted, ignore the > following mount command, otherwise, do the mount command". > Cheers, > Roger > >
