In an effort to remember things that I’ve forgotten, here’s a little ditty to mount/umount a drive on Solaris. The drive in this case happens to be a SAN.
#!/usr/bin/bash
echo -n “Shall we play a game.. enter m or um:”
act1=”m”
act2=”um”
read myax
echo
echo -n “You selected $myax”
echo
if [ "$myax" = "$act1" ]; then
mount -F ufs /dev/dsk/c7t60060160F396110072EA3A6E4BFCD811d0s6 /dassan
echo “Mounted…”
echo
echo “Running df because I am cool like that”
echo “—————————————-”
df
echo “—————————————-”
elif [ "$myax" = "$act2" ]; then
umount /dassan
echo “Running df just to check …”
echo
df
echo
else
echo “No Soup for you”
fi
Talk about crazy week. The big news for the week is the acquisition of Tandberg by Cisco. We have decided to invest in several core Tandberg conferencing technologies. Those choices have been met with much scruntiny. The announcent hopefully highlights the Tandberg brand and recognizes the Tanberg telepresence/MCU as the dominant infrastructure solution.
The Tandberg roadshow stopped by the IU on Thursday, as fate would have it, the same day as the visit. Representatives were upbeat and folks looked favorably on the systems and solutions.
Friday, I had an opportunity to participant in a presentation of SASN* to PDE. Very interesting discussion with their outsourced development company. It was truly to see how our inhouse project stacked up against the commercial solution. The folks were nice to speak to and I am hoping the dialog will continue.
Spent the past few evenings monkeying with plone and python. Plone has come a long way since the last time I monkeyed with it. Apt was locked into 2.1 and I was interested in the 3.0 version. 3.0 looks to be a different beast. I ended up going the compiled version.
While I was thinking about things python, I add django to the vm just to explore a bit. Once again, I feel like I have been living in a cave.
It has been a long weekend Momma and 2 kiddos sick. Sigh