user-tools/override/mount

   1 #!/bin/bash
   2
   3 # mount(8) accepts relative paths in fstab,
   4 # so in your private ~/.fstab, you only need to point to your mount sources and targets as paths relative to your $HOME dir.
   5
   6 cd || exit $?
   7
   8 try_homefstab=yes
   9
  10 for arg in "$@"
  11 do
  12         if [ ".$arg" = .--fstab ]
  13         then
  14                 try_homefstab=no
  15                 break
  16         fi
  17 done
  18
  19 if [ $try_homefstab = yes -a -e ~/.fstab ]
  20 then
  21         /bin/mount --fstab ~/.fstab "$@"
  22         err=$?
  23
  24         if [ "$err" = 0 ]
  25         then
  26                 exit 0
  27         else
  28                 echo "trying system fstab" >&2
  29         fi
  30 fi
  31
  32 exec /bin/mount "$@"