Solaris

Hi Dave,
Thanks lot for your initiate on this.
Just i want to compare two files, one file is having mountpoint information with df -k before server reboot, another is having mountpoint information with df -k after server reboot. I need to find the missing mountpoint information with comparision of two files if mountpoints are missing after server reboot.I don't want script should mount missing mountpoints.I will contact SA if any mountpoint missed.I would be more appreciate if you prepare the script for this

Hi Venkat,

Before restart your host, you can take backup of your mount point by using

Code:

#df > df

It will store the all df data as a file in your home directory. You can verify it after reboot.

Code:

 
Hi seenuvasan,
 
We can do manuall check. I want to find with shell script.
 
Thanks,
Venkat

Try two changes:

Oops...

Just i saw your output of vfstab. Seems very large one... tough to check manually everything.
Also its complicated to create script, only shell script experts can help you.

Regards,
Sri

Hi junior-helper,

The script is working as expected..Thanks lot for your help..you are tiger..i am very appriciate.

Thanks,
Venkat

Hi Venkat,

I'm not really sure that you fully understand this, if you logon to the server - you will add directorieis to the mounted file system.

So what you will have to do is create a list of the required directories, then it won't matter who logs on to do this check. As an example I'll explain it like this.

When you logon to the server you will bring with you some mount points, these are mounted by the automounter. These mount points will be in the "df" that you do. When someone else logs on they will bring their mount points with them, if they then do a "df" they will be different and it will generate an error.

So what you need is a list of what MUST be mounted - not what IS mounted then you must check against the list.

Regards

Dave