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check mountpoints like nfs, cifs, davfs, lustre, ocf2, etc.

works great have one issue

I have a few servers that we ust rc.local to map NFS mounts (reasons beyound me). They look like this: mount 1xx.26.xx.xx:/vol/e_oldlogs /geminilogs sleep 2 mount 1xx.26.xx.xx:/vol/e_webdocs /webdocs sleep 2 mount 1xx.26.xx.xx:/vol/e_weblogs /weblogs I need to check agains this file for mounts is there an easy way or even a hard way to do this???

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