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Re: Hidden password entry in applescript
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Re: Hidden password entry in applescript


  • Subject: Re: Hidden password entry in applescript
  • From: Graff <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 30 Jun 2004 00:34:16 -0400

You either need to use an OSAX that provides a password dialog box or you have to use AppleScript Studio and use the password dialog field from Project Builder. There is no native AppleScript password dialog box or field.

However! In the case of the mount volume I believe if you simply leave the password out a password dialog will automatically pop up. In fact if you leave out the username and the password then the same password dialog box will pop up and ask for both. So you probably don't need most of this script. You only really need the "mount volume" command:

mount volume "smb://192.168.1.10/"

I'm not certain on this because I hardly ever use the "mount volume" command but I'm pretty sure that's all you need.

- Ken

On Jun 29, 2004, at 10:55 PM, email@hidden wrote:

I am trying to get a script that prompts for a username and password
then mounts a smb share based on the username. Unfortunately the
way that I have done it the password shows up instead of being masked
from people looking over my shoulder. I need a text feild for which the
characters of the password are replaced by dots.

Does anyone have any suggections. I have tried to get Dialog Director to
work but couldn't get any of the examples to work. I am using Mac OS X
10.2 and 10.3 on the various machines. Here is what the script looks like
+now:

tell application "Finder"
activate
display dialog "Enter your username" default answer ""
set dialogInfo to result
set userName to text returned of dialogInfo

display dialog "Enter your password" default answer ""
set dialogInfo to result
set yourpassword to text returned of dialogInfo

--if not (exists disk userName & "$") then
mount volume "smb://" & userName & ":" & yourpassword & "@" &
+"192.168.1.10/" & userName & "$"
--end if
end tell
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