Write a script in Python to monitor for connected USB storage devices

I would like a script written in Python to perform the follow: - Create a variable at the top of the script called "SendTo" which will contain an email address (put example email address for now) - Create a variable at the top of the script called "Subject" which will contain an email subject (put "Scan report follows....") - Monitor for when a USB storage device is connected - When a USB storage device is connected -- Clean /home/temp of all contents (just in case) -- Note the number of volumes on the storage device -- Do a loop through each of the volumes repeating these steps --- Put the volume label of the partition into a variable called "VOLUMELABEL". If there is no volume label, use "volume x" as the value, where x is the partition/volume number (0, 1, 2, 3, etc) --- Copy the contents of the volume to /home/temp/VOLUMELABEL (where VOLUMELABEL is the variable you created above) including sub folders, hidden files and full directory tree -- Repeat above process till all volumes copies to /home/temp -- Scan the contents of /home/temp (including all subfolders) with ClamAV --- If ClamAV finds no malware, move the contents of /home/temp to /home/collection/YYYYMMDD/HHmm/ where YYYY is numeric year, MM is numeric month with leading zero, DD is numeric day with leading zero, HH is 24-hour numeric time with leading zero, and mm is numeric minutes, with leading zero -- ClamAV should be set to move anything infected to a quarantine folder (/home/quarantine) or delete it if necessary -- Ensure /home/temp is clean (remove anything left if it wasn't moved properly) - Send email to SendTo variable above with subject Subject above (from variables) showing a list of the files copied, the output from ClamAV and a status of "Clean" or "Infected" added to the beginning of the subject line (ie: "Clean: $Subject blah blah") - Unmount the USB storage device - Sit and wait till another storage device is connected and repeat process A second script to run be run via a cron job that when run - Has a variable "Age" at the start that specifies how many days old a copy should be (set to 30 to start) - Firstly checks to make sure the first script isn't running, or hasnt run for the last hour - If safe to proceed, removes all files and folders older than 30 days from /home/collection (leveraging the YYYYMMDD directory structure to help identify age of folders) - If not safe to proceed, exits