dheerajjotwani
Discoverer
okay here is it copy pasted...
Code:
#!/bin/bash
# Script name: /etc/usbmount/mount.d/00_a_ensure_mount_order
# Beta script: not tested
# This script will ensure mount order of harddisk
# This script will not be effective in changing the boot order
set -e
LOGFILE="/root/usbmount.log"
# Enlist the partitions and its desired mount path
DEVICE[0]=/dev/sda1
MOUNTPOINT[0]="/media/usb0"
DEVICE[1]=/dev/sda2
MOUNTPOINT[1]="/media/usb1"
DEVICE[2]=/dev/sda3
MOUNTPOINT[2]="/media/usb2"
log()
{
echo "$1" >> $LOGFILE
}
start_script()
{
log ">>>Detected device start: $UM_DEVICE>>>>>>>>"
}
exit_script()
{
log "<<<Detected device end : $UM_DEVICE<<<<<<<<"
exit
}
start_script
#Check if the devices and mount points match
if [[ ${#DEVICE[*]} -ne ${#MOUNTPOINT[*]} ]]; then
log "Device and Mount mismatch"
exit_script
fi
MTPOINT=
index=0
#Check if the mounted device is on the desired partitions list
for d in ${DEVICE[*]}
do
if test "${DEVICE[index]}" = "$UM_DEVICE"; then
MTPOINT=${MOUNTPOINT[index]}
fi
let index=$index+1
done
if test ! -z $MTPOINT; then
log "Match found for $UM_DEVICE"
log "Matching mount point $MTPOINT"
else
log "Device not found on the list..exiting."
exit_script
fi
#Unmount the device
# Better logic can be added to check if the device is mounted
# at the correct desired location. Unmount only if not.
log "executing command: umount -l $UM_MOUNTPOINT"
umount -l "$UM_MOUNTPOINT"
#Mount the device at the right path
log "executing command: mount $UM_DEVICE $MTPOINT"
mount $UM_DEVICE $MTPOINT
#Finally set the mount path to UM_MOUNTPOINT
export UM_MOUNTPOINT="$MTPOINT"
exit_script
Code:
chmod +x /etc/usbmount/mount.d/00_a_ensure_mount_order
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