Hi,
A simple is this. Lets say you have two mount points /media/nfs & /
media/usb
Before you mount the device create an empty file at the mount point (I
useually use UnMounted).
The test for unmounted is if file /media/nfs/UnMounted exists.
It's lighter than using mount and grep|sed|awk|perl
HTH,
Andrew
On 30 Jul 2009, at 13:47, Roman wrote:
Hello,
I have a nfs mount and also an external USB hard drive, both of this
resources are mounted. Sometimes it unmounts for I don't know what
reason. How can I check with monit if it is mounted or not, and then
take an action?
I have tried with check filesystem, but monit gives me an error, it
recognizes the check file statement and considers "system" as a file
name, which is very incorrect, it may be a bug.
Can someone help me please?
Thank you.
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