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Re: Mounting server volumes
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Re: Mounting server volumes


  • Subject: Re: Mounting server volumes
  • From: email@hidden
  • Date: Sat, 6 Jan 2001 02:06:08 EST

David:

I think what you need is a scripting addition called Mount Volume. It was
part of the standard set in OS 7.whatever. Server mounting became part of the
Standard Additions in OS9, and the syntax changed. I think you're using the
new syntax on an old system.

I think the old syntax was something like:

mount volume on server "a" in AppleTalk zone "b" as user name "c" given
volume "d"




In a message dated 1/3/01 2:08:51 PM, email@hidden
wrote:

>>>I am trying to mount several volumes (appletalk) using applescript. I
have
used:

mount volume "xx" on server "yy" as user name "zz" with password "txt"

I am using Performa 54/5500s so I want to keep the System version as low as
possible. The apple specs say that it can go as far as 8.0 (which was
unstable as far as I remember). Currently they are on 7.5.3. Is it possible
to implement the "mount" command on this system. I don't think Scripting
Additions can be used. Does anyone know how I can do this? Is this a problem
of the System version or the Applescript version. Any help would be
appreciated.
Thanks
David Mc Cafferty >>


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