Re: AFP,SMB share mounting
Re: AFP,SMB share mounting
- Subject: Re: AFP,SMB share mounting
- From: Rich Baker <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 22 Feb 2002 18:23:42 -0500
Well, the quick answer to mounting an SMB volume via AppleScript is to
send a command-line command, ala:
do shell script "mkdir foo; mount_smbfs -N //USER@SERVER/SHARE ./foo;"
Of course, the "do shell script" command always starts at the root
directory, so you may need to expand your paths.
The quick answer for mounting an AFP share through the command line
would be to execute an applescript, ala:
osascript -e 'mount volume "afp://server1/" as user "joe" with
password "toe"'
The -e switch tells osascript to run the quoted command. You could also
leave out the -e and instead insert a reference to an actual AppleScript
file. Just check out the man page for osascript, I'm sure you'll feel
right at home.
Rich Baker
email@hidden
On Friday, February 22, 2002, at 05:11 PM, Rob Barris wrote:
I know how to mount an AFP share from an AppleScript:
mount volume "afp://server1/" as user "joe" with password "toe"
I know how to mount an SMB share at the command line
(after setting up a .nsmbrc file in ~user...)
mkdir foo
mount_smbfs -N //USER@SERVER/SHARE ./foo
I don't know how to mount an SMB share from AppleScript.
I don't know how to mount an AFP share from the command line!
Any guesses on the last two?
Rob
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