#! /usr/bin/perl -w

use strict;

my $thisdir     = "/path/to/thisdir";
my $thatdir     = "/path/to/thatdir";
my $ip_add      = "192.168.0.10";
my @mntargs;

if (!(-d "$thisdir")) {
  @mntargs = ("/bin/mount", "${ip_add}:$thisdir", "$thisdir");
  print "Mounting ${ip_add} for CC-Proc1 .htpasswd access...\n";
  system (@mntargs);
  if (!(-d "$thisdir")) {
    email_error(${ip_add});
  }
}

if (!(-d "$thatdir")) {
  @mntargs = ("/bin/mount", "${ip_add}:$thatdir", "$thatdir");
  print "Mounting ${ip_add} for CC-Proc2 .htpasswd access...\n";
  system (@mntargs);
  if (!(-d "$thatdir")) {
    email_error(${ip_add});
  }
}

sub email_error {
  my $ip_add = shift;
  my $hostname = `/bin/hostname`;
  open(SENDMAIL, "|/usr/lib/sendmail -oi -t")
    or die "Cannot fork for sendmail: $!\n";

  print SENDMAIL <<EOF;
From: NFS Watcher <root\@${hostname}>
To: System Admin <penguinfuz\@anotherdomain.dom>
Subject: Something is broken with the NFS mount!

This email is generated by the NFS Watcher script on $hostname...

I noticed the NFS export from ${ip_add} was NOT mounted, but
whenever I tried mounting it, something didn't work.
Remember, until the NFS export from ${ip_add} is properly mounted,
the .htpasswd authentication will not work %100!

EOF

  close(SENDMAIL) or warn "Oops, sendmail did not close nicely\n";
}

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