sshvol – Commandline-mounts a remote ssh volume. Got that from some one who got that from some one who…

sshvol

#! /bin/bash

# fast mount of home at remote server by its name or alias in .ssh/config
# usage: autosshfs <server-name> (without trailing : or path)

SERVER=$1
MOUNT_DIR=/Volumes
if [[ -z $SERVER ]]; then
		echo "usage: sshvol <server-name>[:<server_path>]"
		exit 1
fi
LOCAL_PATH=`echo -n $SERVER | tr -d ':' | tr '/' '-'`
if [ `expr $SERVER : '.*:'` == 0 ]; then
		# short path
		SERVER_PATH=$SERVER:
else
		# full path
		SERVER_PATH=$SERVER
fi

MOUNT_POINT=$MOUNT_DIR/$LOCAL_PATH
if [[ -e $MOUNT_POINT ]]; then
		if [[ ! -d $MOUNT_POINT ]]; then 
				echo "file $MOUNT_POINT exists and is not a directory"
				exit 1
		fi
#		elif [[ {mount | grep -q $MOUNT_POINT} ]]; then
#				echo "something is already mounted on $MOUNT_POINT"
#				exit 1
#		fi
else 
		mkdir $MOUNT_POINT || (echo "cannot create directory $MOUNT_POINT"; exit 1)
fi

sshfs $SERVER_PATH $MOUNT_POINT -o volname=$SERVER