#!/bin/bash
#
# Mount Samba Share
#
# This script will mount a selected windows (smb) share.  To use
# this script within nautilus, it is necessary to first browse the
# smb:/ protocol for a folder to mount.  Right click on the folder
# and choose the script "Mount share...", which will prompt for a
# password and then execute the mount command.  It is required that
# the username and password be specified in a file named ~/.smb.cnf.
#
# Author: Dan Allen http://www.mojavelinux.com
# License: GPL
# Last Modified: 2005.08.12

call_sudo()
{
    result=$(gksudo -m "$1" echo 'root?')
    if [ ${result:-0} == "'root?'" ]; then
        /bin/true
    else
        /bin/false
    fi
}

error_msg()
{
    zenity --error --text "$1"
    # I have to put the exit here since I am unsure how to chain together
    # a failure execution path
    exit 0
}

info_msg()
{
    zenity --info --text "$1"
}

VFSSHARE=
# only get the first one
for SELECTED in $NAUTILUS_SCRIPT_SELECTED_URIS; do
    VFSSHARE=$SELECTED
    break;
done
FOLDER=${VFSSHARE/*\/}

if [[ $VFSSHARE == smb://* ]]; then
    call_sudo "Please enter your password to run the mount command."
|| error_msg "Password incorrect."
    if [ ! -e $HOME/.smb.cnf ]; then
        error_msg "Please create the file $HOME/.smb.cnf with your
network username and password.

The file should be in the format:

username=%WINDOWS_USERNAME%
password=%WINDOWS_PASSWORD%"
    fi

    TARGET="$HOME/Network/$FOLDER"
    SERVICENAME=${VFSSHARE/smb:/}
    if [ $(mount | grep -c "$SERVICENAME") -gt 0 ]; then
        error_msg "The selected folder is already mounted."
    fi

    mkdir -p $TARGET
    sudo mount -t smbfs $SERVICENAME $TARGET -o
credentials=$HOME/.smb.cnf,uid=$LOGNAME,gid=$LOGNAME,fmask=644,dmask=755
    nautilus --no-desktop $TARGET
else
    error_msg "The selected folder is not a windows share."
fi

exit 0