Add nfsmount handler

debian/control

@@ -27,6 +27,7 @@ Depends:
  rdiff-backup,
  sshfs,
  unzip,
+ nfs-common,
  nsca
 Suggests:
  bzip2,
@@ -38,6 +39,7 @@ Suggests:
  rdiff-backup,
  rsync,
  subversion,
+ nfs-common,
  trickle,
  wodim
 Description: lightweight, extensible meta-backup system

debian/sol1-backupninja.examples

@@ -10,3 +10,5 @@ examples/example.svn
 examples/example.sys
 examples/example.trac
 examples/backupninja.conf
+examples/example.smbmount
+examples/example.nfsmount

examples/example.nfsmount

+## name of the share you want to mount
+nfsmountpath = /volume1/backups
+
+## name or IP address of the server that shares the directory
+host = <hostname or ipaddress>
+
+## where to mount it
+mountpoint = /mnt/foldername

examples/example.smbmount

+## name of the share you want to mount
+share = sharedfolder
+
+## name or IP address of the server that shares the directory
+host = <hostname or ipaddress>
+
+## name of the user to connect as
+## (defaults to "guest")
+user = username
+
+## password for this user if required (otherwise don't specify)
+pass = password
+
+## where to mount it
+mountpoint = /mnt/mountpointfolder
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handlers/nfsmount.in

+#!/bin/sh
+
+# Mount a remote NFS share ('nfsmountpath') from a NFS server ('host')
+# onto a destination directory ('mountpoint').
+
+### ATTENTION
+# This handler assumes that nfs-common packages are installed on the system
+
+getconf nfsmountpath
+getconf host
+getconf mountpoint
+
+if [ ! -d "$mountpoint" ]; then
+        halt "Destination directory does not exist"
+fi
+
+if grep $mountpoint /proc/mounts; then
+        umount -f $mountpoint
+fi
+
+mount $host:$nfsmountpath $mountpoint || halt "Mount failed"
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