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マウントスクリプトを更新してBashスキルを向上させたところ、それを世界と共有したいと思いました。何かアイデアがあれば、ここに投稿してください。

そして、ここに私のsciptがあります：

#!/bin/bash

SDIR="/"
DIR="/home/MyUsername/fusessh/MyNetworkPC"
FMGR='thunar'
USER='MyUsername'
PASS='MyPassword'
IP[0]='192.168.0.100'
IP[1]='192.168.0.101'
IP[2]='192.168.0.102'
IP[3]='192.168.0.103'
PORT='-p 22'


if [ "$(ls -A $DIR)" ]; then
  echo "$DIR is not Empty. And so it will be unmounted..."
  fusermount -u $DIR
else
  CURRENTIP=0
  CONNECTED="False"
  while [ "$CONNECTED" = "False" ] && [ $CURRENTIP -lt ${#IP[@]} ] ; do
    if echo $PASS | sshfs $PORT -o ServerAliveInterval=15 -o password_stdin $USER@${IP[$CURRENTIP]}:$SDIR $DIR > /dev/null; then
      echo "Mounted ${IP[$CURRENTIP]}:$SDIR to $DIR"
      CONNECTED="True"
      $FMGR $DIR &
    else
      echo "Could not mount ${IP[$CURRENTIP]}:$SDIR to  $DIR" 
      let CURRENTIP+=1
    fi 
  done
fi

exit 0
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これは便利で便利なスクリプトです。これはわずかに変更されたバージョンであり、組み込むことを選択する可能性のある変更についてのコメントが注釈として付けられています。

#!/bin/bash

sdir="/"
dir="/home/MyUsername/fusessh/MyNetworkPC"
fmgr='thunar'
#USER is also a builtin variable,
#lowercase avoids overriding/confusing these
user='MyUsername'
pass='MyPassword'
ips[0]='192.168.0.100'
ips[1]='192.168.0.101'
ips[2]='192.168.0.102'
ips[3]='192.168.0.103'
port='-p 22'


# Instead of toggling, let the user decide when to mount/umount
# This makes behavior more predictable
if [ "$1" == "-u" ]; then
  # Quoting $dir ensures filenames with spaces still work
  fusermount -u "$dir"
else
  mounted=0
  # We can loop over IPs without keeping a counter
  for ip in "${ips[@]}"
  do
    # echo has some issues when e.g. $PASS is '-n'
    if printf "%s\n" "$PASS" | sshfs $PORT -o ServerAliveInterval=15 -o password_stdin "$user@$ip:$sdir" "$dir" > /dev/null; then
      echo "Mounted $ip:$sdir to $dir"
      $fmgr "$dir" &
      mounted=1
      break
    else
      echo "Could not mount $ip:$sdir to $dir"
      mounted=0
    fi
  done

  if ! (( mounted ))
  then
      echo "Couldn't mount. Sorry!"
      exit 1 # Exit with failure if we can't mount any dir
  fi
fi

# With no explicit 'exit 0' here, the default
# return value is that of the last executed command.
# If fusermount -u fails, the script will now signal this
于 2013-01-27T01:06:34.863 に答える