Re: Use Harddisk only if empty

Late reply, but it can be done by rules with custom scripts:


    <rule>
       <custom1>
	<script>
<![CDATA[
#!/bin/sh
echo -n known_label
]]>
         </script>
	<match>blabla</match>
	<match_type>exact</match_type>
       </custom1>

       
       <result>
	<profile>profiles/some_profile.xml</profile>
       </result>
     </rule>


In the script you can do whatever you like, i.e., look for the second
harddisk, check if it's partitioned, check if it has a label. At the
end output sth. according to your results. Say that you script has
three possible outputs "empty/formatted/unknown_label". Then you need
to repeat the above block three times, with different match-values
and the profile you would like to have for each of the values. In
these profiles you put the different profiles for formatting/partitioning,
just mount the harddisk or leaving it alone.

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