You can try to check the file which can be stored on he share - for
example if the share is mounted on "/mnt/windows" then you can create
hidden file "/mnt/windows/.monittest$" and use "check file ..." test. If
the file won't exist, the share is not available.
Martin
Dave Keeton wrote:
I'm trying to wrap my head around the best way to monitor a remote SMB
share that's mounted locally on a Linux box. Checking the directory
doesn't appear to work, since the mount point will always be there. Any
suggestions on how to verify that the mount is valid? I need to be able
to have monit re-mount the share if it disappears for some reason. The
SMB server is flaky, so it can be a hassle to get Linux to unmount the
share and remount it when the connection is broken.
Thanks,
Dave
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