2011/7/11 Darren Austin <darren-lists at widgit.com>: > > I had noticed the same thing, and intended to post a note about it too :) > > The way I worked around this issue is to use the "mountpoint" command directly after the mount. > Eg: > > mount -t glusterfs server:volume /mnt > mountpoint /mnt > echo $? > > ... will do what you want :) > Yea, great... is exactly wath I want, thanks. I have write a post here http://community.gluster.org/p/bash-exit-code-when-mount-command-failed/ thank you.
