Copyright 2011 Dave Jacoby <http://pm.purdue.org/~jacoby/>

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or
modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as
published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of
the License, or (at your option) any later version.

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Not too sure the format for this and what belongs here.

I created this program to handle via perl the increasingly large number of
SSHFS-mounted filesystems I was using. This program keeps track of the filesystems,
both remotely and local mountpoints, but not passwords.

Configuration is held in ~/.mount.conf, which looks like this :

### .mount.conf
# like many config files, hashes comment out

Machine1    |G|M|sshfs|machine1.long.url:   | /home/me/Machine1
Machine2    |G| |sshfs|machine2.long.url:   | /home/me/Machine2
#            ^ M indicates mounting via mount-all setting
Machine2Log |G|M|sshfs|machine2.long.url:/var/log | /home/me/Machine2log

The fields are:
    Name - the name of this mountpoint, for individual mounting and unmounting
    Group - the name of the group this mountpoint is in, to allow the mounting
            and unmounting of specific groups of file systems
    M    - indicates whether this gets mounted on mount-all
    Protocol - right now, only sshfs is supported
    Remote - follows the SSHFS syntax for remote mounts:
            network_address:/remote/file/system/if/any
    Local - where the mount point is on the local file system


Usage:
    mount.pl
        Mounts all
    mount.pl -Q
        Unmounts all
    mount.pl -g Foo -g Bar
        Mounts members of groups Foo and Bar
    mount.pl -d Foo -d Bar
        Unmounts members of groups Foo and Bar
    mount.pl -m Blee -m Quuz
        Mounts systems named Blee and Quuz
    mount.pl -u Blee -u Quuz
        Unounts systems named Blee and Quuz