#!/bin/sh
#This mounts the local devices from the clients
#Copyright 2005 Henry Burroughs/Hilton Head Preparatory School
# This is licensed under the GPL

#Version 1.1

#Note, if this does not work, see the workaround below about the ":"

#This is where the client access files are stored
# ie, this is where we get the permissions for mount so only that user can access the files
LOCALDEV="/var/lib/localdev"

#Other mount options (don't set uid=... the script will do that below)!
OPTS="-fstype=smbfs,guest,gid=root,fmask=770,dmask=770"

#Share off the client to mount...default is "drives"
SHARE="drives"

#This is the client to mount from
CLIENT="$1"



#Now the magic....

#Ping the client, to see if they are still operational.. if they are not, whack (delete) 
# the file in LOCALDEV

ping -q -c 1 $CLIENT > /dev/null 2>&1
if [ $? -ne 0 ]
then
	if [ -f $LOCALDEV/$CLIENT ]
	then
		rm $LOCALDEV/$CLIENT
	fi
	exit
fi


#Check and see if $LOCALDEV exists, if not, create it
if [ ! -d $LOCALDEV ] 
	then mkdir $LOCALDEV
	chmod 700 $LOCALDEV
fi

#Look for hostname file in the $LOCALDEV dir
if [ -f $LOCALDEV/$CLIENT ] 
then
	USER=`echo $LOCALDEV/$CLIENT`
else
	exit
fi

#On early versions of Redhat/Fedora systems, you need to omitt the : before //
# This version is for Centos 4.1 (Aka RHEL 4.1)
echo "$OPTS,uid=`cat $LOCALDEV/$CLIENT`   /  ://$CLIENT/$SHARE"