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Re: Mounted Volumes
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Re: Mounted Volumes


  • Subject: Re: Mounted Volumes
  • From: email@hidden (Frank Watzl)
  • Date: Sat, 17 Mar 2001 17:41:47 +0100

At 17:30 Uhr +0000 16.03.2001, email@hidden wrote:
Does anyone know of an OSAX or a programming trick that will tell me what
volumes are set to auto-mount on startup (as opposed to volumes that are
currently mounted which is easy!)


On my (German) MacOS 9.1 there is a Folder named "Server" in the System Folder.
You'll have to find out this folder's name on your system. Probably "Servers" (?).
--Don't confuse it with the "Recent Servers" folder in your Apple Menu.
In this "Server" folder you'll find aliases to the volumes set to auto-mount at startup.

--tested:
set p to ("" & (path to system folder) & "Server:")-- localize here!
list folder p
-->{"Hardy*cito", "Laurel*cito"}


where cito is a remote machine with it's drives named Laurel and Hardy.

Hope this helps,
Frank Watzl


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