Fileserver usage report

#!/bin/bash

# Michael Magua

# Mount the fileserver and calculate \\TPSFS\Common

mount -t cifs -o credentials=/root/.credentials.txt //10.1.5.1/Common /opt/smb/mount

# Cd into /tpsfs-mount

cd /opt/smb/mount

# Calculate disk usage and send the output to /tmp

du --max-depth=1 -h > /tmp/Common.txt

# Exit /tpsfs-mount

cd /

# Unmount the Common share

umount //10.1.5.1/Common

# This time mount the fileserver and calculate \\TPSFS\Users

mount -t cifs -o credentials=/root/.credentials.txt //10.1.5.1/Users /opt/smb/mount

# Cd into /tpsfs-mount

cd /opt/smb/mount

# Calculate disk usage and send the output to /tmp

du --max-depth=1 -h > /tmp/Users.txt

# Exit /tpsfs-mount

cd /

# Unmount the Users share

umount //10.1.5.1/Users

# Make the *.txt files look easier on the eye ;)

sed -i "s/\.\///" /tmp/{Common,Users}.txt

# Mail the reports

echo `date` "Reports Generated..." | nail -s "The <site> fileserver usage report" -a /tmp/Common.txt -a /tmp/Users.txt me@me.com

# Delete the reports

rm -f /tmp/{Common,Users}.txt