sh -xv keep.sh
#!/bin/ksh
SUCCESS=0
+ SUCCESS=0

# Create a temp file with a secure random name.
TMP=/tmp/$$
+ TMP=/tmp/1069300
df -k >$TMP
+ df -k
+ 1> /tmp/1069300
# Loop through each of these filesystems/paths individually.
# if I knew AIX well enough I might try reading from /etc/fstab instead
for DEV in   /dev/hd4 /dev/hd2 /dev/hd9var /dev/hd3 /dev/hd1 \
        /proc /dev/hd10opt /dev/exportlv /dev/optwarelv \
        /dev/orabinlv/dev/ndmbinlv /dev/oraclntlv /dev/optswlv \
        /dev/cbnadlv /dev/cbnabkplv /dev/lvabinit1 /dev/lvappl \
        /dev/lveme /dev/lvadmd1 /dev/lvserial /dev/lvdata01 \
        /dev/lvdata02 /dev/lvdata03 /dev/lvdata04 /dev/lvmeta1 \
        /dev/lvabini1 /dev/lvstage1 /dev/lvfeed1 /dev/lvstage2 \
        /dev/lvcmmigr /dev/lvbkdata1 /dev/lvbkdata2 /dev/lvbkdata3 \
        /dev/lvbkdata4 /dev/lveers1 /dev/expoptibmlv \
        /dev/expoptzloclv /dev/performlv/dev/sshcntllv\
        nasswd10v1prd.nam.nsroot.net:/vol/ClearCase/cbnabi \
        cchome01.core.afcc.com:/export/home
do
        # Check if grep can find the device in the file.  If not, set SUCCESS=1.
        # The -q flag tells grep to not print anything, all we need is the return code.

        grep -q -i "${DEV}" "${TMP}" || SUCCESS=1
done
+ grep -q -i /dev/hd4 /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/hd2 /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/hd9var /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/hd3 /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/hd1 /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /proc /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/hd10opt /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/exportlv /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/optwarelv /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/orabinlv/dev/ndmbinlv /tmp/1069300
+ SUCCESS=1
+ grep -q -i /dev/oraclntlv /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/optswlv /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/cbnadlv /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/cbnabkplv /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/lvabinit1 /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/lvappl /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/lveme /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/lvadmd1 /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/lvserial /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/lvdata01 /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/lvdata02 /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/lvdata03 /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/lvdata04 /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/lvmeta1 /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/lvabini1 /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/lvstage1 /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/lvfeed1 /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/lvstage2 /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/lvcmmigr /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/lvbkdata1 /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/lvbkdata2 /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/lvbkdata3 /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/lvbkdata4 /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/lveers1 /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/expoptibmlv /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/expoptzloclv /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i /dev/performlv/dev/sshcntllv /tmp/1069300
+ SUCCESS=1
+ grep -q -i nasswd10v1prd.nam.nsroot.net:/vol/ClearCase/cbnabi /tmp/1069300
+ grep -q -i cchome01.core.afcc.com:/export/home /tmp/1069300

# Delete the temp file.
rm -f "$TMP"
+ rm -f /tmp/1069300

if [ "${SUCCESS}" -eq 0 ]
then
mail -s "filesystem is good  $DATE" kiran.kumar.mundiyath@citi.com"

else
mail -s "filesystem is not good  $DATE" kiran.kumar.mundiyath@citi.com"
fi
+ [ 1 -eq 0 ]