Re: Executing an AppleScript on a networked computer
Re: Executing an AppleScript on a networked computer
- Subject: Re: Executing an AppleScript on a networked computer
- From: Nigel Garvey <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 27 Apr 2003 12:03:40 +0100
Deivy Petrescu wrote on Sat, 26 Apr 2003 22:53:58 -0400:
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Forget all the rest, the meat is here.
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I can work with X and X and 8.6 and X.
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From X to 8.6, I have the same symptoms that you describe.
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I can only mount X on 8.6 , not the other way around.
That's more than I can do. If I want to mount my X machine's drive on my
8.6's desktop, I have to reboot the X machine into 9.2.2. That's not too
inconvenient as it's only in X when I don't need it for anything useful,
but it would be nice to be able to transfer files occasionally while it's
in the X state. My current mounting script (using AppleTalk over
Ethernet) is:
mount volume "PowerBook HD" on server "Nigel Garvey9s PowerBook" as
user name ,
"Nigel Garvey" with password [censored]
This doesn't work when X is running on the PowerBook. I've tried changing
the details to those of my X "account", to no avail. What's the secret?
NG
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