Here are two shell scripts that will tell you what is in the autoMount.db. If the first digit is a one then the device is connected or the partition is mounted.
I hope this helps.
RAC
devices.sh
echo “connected, handle, vendor, model, serial_number, revision, ptp, smart_status, lock_state, password_hash, password_hint, standby_timer, vendor_id, product_id, usb_port, usb_version, usb_speed, timestamp, devname, devpath, scsi_devname”
echo “SELECT connected, handle, vendor, model, serial_number, revision, ptp, smart_status, lock_state, password_hash, password_hint, standby_timer, vendor_id, product_id, usb_port, usb_version, usb_speed, timestamp, devname, devpath, scsi_devname FROM Devices WHERE connected IS NOT NULL;”|sqlite3 /var/local/autoMount/autoMount.db
partitionsdb.sh
echo “connected, id, device_handle, partition_number, share_name, label, type, uuid, read_only, media_serving, description, public_access, mount_time, devname”
echo “SELECT connected, id, device_handle, partition_number, share_name, label, type, uuid, read_only, media_serving, description, public_access, mount_time, devname FROM Partitions WHERE connected IS NOT NULL;”|sqlite3 /var/local/autoMount/autoMount.db
