Checking if a directory is a mount point

[pbi...@pppl.gov]

I want to check to see of a directory is a mount point for a separate partition. For example, I'd like to check to see if /tmp is a separate partition or is just part of the root partition on a Linux system. What is the best way to do this. I thought I could use the in operator to see if '/tmp' exists in $fact['partitions']['mount'], but that doesn't seem to work. For example, I tried this code, where /boot is definitely a separate partition, but /tmp is not:

class mount_points {
  if '/tmp' in $facts['partitions']['mount'] {
    notify { '/tmp is a separate partition': }
  }
  else {
    notify { '/tmp is NOT a separate partition': }
  }
  if "/boot" in $facts['partitions']['mount'] {
    notify { '/boot is a separate partition': }
  }
  else {
    notify { '/boot is NOT a separate partition': }
  }
}

Unfortunately, when I run this, puppet says both directories are NOT separate partitions. Is there something wrong with this syntax, or is this approach entirely wrong?

Prentice

[Dan White]

Try

$fact[‘mountpoints’]

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[Prentice Bisbal]

$fact['mountpoints'] did it. Thanks.

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