Shell: test if a volume is mounted

z00mba · 17 June 2006, 11:57

Hey,

I don't remember how to do that, or if it's possible at all...

I want to execute a script *IF* a specific volume is mounted.
The idea (wich doesn't work of course):

Code:

if EXISTS WORK:
 if EXISTS WORK:S/user-startup
  execute WORK:S/user-startup
 endif
endif

What could I use for that? "if EXISTS" being for files & folders only.

Mark · 17 June 2006, 12:05

assign exists work:
if NOT WARN
execute WORK:S/user-startup
endif

z00mba · 17 June 2006, 12:28

Ahhhhh! Thank you =)

17 June 2006, 11:57	#1
z00mba Registered User Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Fr Age: 47 Posts: 185	Shell: test if a volume is mounted Hey, I don't remember how to do that, or if it's possible at all... I want to execute a script IF a specific volume is mounted. The idea (wich doesn't work of course): Code: if EXISTS WORK: if EXISTS WORK:S/user-startup execute WORK:S/user-startup endif endif What could I use for that? "if EXISTS" being for files & folders only.

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17 June 2006, 12:05	#2
Mark Registered User Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Southern California Posts: 14	assign exists work: if NOT WARN execute WORK:S/user-startup endif

17 June 2006, 12:28	#3
z00mba Registered User Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Fr Age: 47 Posts: 185	Ahhhhh! Thank you =)

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