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I want to write a sh/bash script that can determine whether a particular directory is a mount point for an NFS filesystem.
eg something like
$ mkdir localdir $ mkdir remotedir $ mount host:/share ./remotedir $ classify_dirs.sh --> localdir is local --> remotedir is an NFS mount point
This question is effectively a dup of how-can-i-tell-if-a-file-is-on-a-remote-filesystem-with-perl
The short answer is to use the
statcommandeg
Then a directory is an NFS mount point if its type is ‘nfs’ and its parent directory isn’t.