Re: [Networker] How to query for whether a volume is mounted?

Michael,
That interesting, I get the following response:

nsradmin> print type:NSR device
                        name: "G:\\AFTD1_Clone\\_AF_readonly";
                     message: unmounted AFTDClone.001.RO;

                        name: "G:\\AFTD1_Clone";
                     message: unmounted AFTDClone.001;

                        name: "G:\\AFTD1\\_AF_readonly";
                     message: \mounted adv_file disk AFTD.001.RO (write
protected);

                        name: "G:\\AFTD1";
                     message: mounted adv_file disk AFTD.001;

Michael Nored
Consultant
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Subject: Re: [Networker] How to query for whether a volume is mounted?

"Michael Nored" <mrnored AT netzero DOT net> wrote on 05/06/2008 12:18:43 PM:

> Michael,
> Use nsradmin to check the device:
> 
> nsradmin
> Show name;message
> print type:NSR device
> 
> Michael Nored
> Consultant
> Nored Consulting, LLC
> 
> M: (407) 399-8162
> T:  (352) 350-7142
> E: mnored AT Netzero DOT net

Thanks. But I'd need to do this in a script, and parse the output, so the 
script can make decisions. And this way doesn't always seem to include the 
word "unmounted", apparently ..



Unmounterd volumes (i.e., node that isn't hosting the virtual server, and 
is not mounted):


                        name: \
"rd=admndbs002.wrk.ads.pha.phila.gov:X:\\DBO\\_AF_readonly";
                     message: read only;

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same situation (node that isn't hosting, and is not mounted; note 
different response)



"rd=admnsan001.wrk.ads.pha.phila.gov:X:\\DBO\\_AF_readonly";
                     message: " ";


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Anyone know of a more consistent method of querying? There's no way to 
return "mounted status"? I see the same message of "read only" for both 
mounted and unmounted volumes.



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