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Mount SMB Volume at Startup
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Jan 2002
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On OS 9 I wrote/recorded an applescript via DAVE, saved it as an applet and it worked great. Does anybody know how this can be done in applescript on OS X?
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mount volume "smb://user:pass@share"
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What if the Windows XP server/box asks me about mounting a particular shared folder?
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Dedicated MacNNer
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Do you mean startup, or login? If the latter, you can mount the volume with the option to save your password in the keychain, and then drag it into your login items (in System Preferences). Per Sals response and your query, your can include the share name in the URL eg:
smb://name:pass@myserver/share
or, for hidden shares:
smb://name:pass@myserver/hiddenshare$
HTH
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Ok, it worked. I had to change the name of the shared folder because it had a space in it.
Thanks for all the help!
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Mac Elite
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Originally posted by beb:
Ok, it worked. I had to change the name of the shared folder because it had a space in it.
Thanks for all the help!
 Always nice to see a satisfied customer.
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