Re: Mounting A Disk
Re: Mounting A Disk
- Subject: Re: Mounting A Disk
- From: Alex Zavatone <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 29 Mar 2012 16:58:53 -0400
Mount volume is what you want.
It's in Neuburg's AppleScript guide.
Bear in mind that your password and username may be sent in unencrypted text.
I'd click in the Finder, press command K, and then enter the info as Stan mentioned. OR, enter the info without colon and password. This will force a dialog to appear. You can enter the username and password and click the Remember button. This will enter the info into your keychain.
Unmount your server.
Then you can use an AppleScript like this:
mount volume "ftp://fluffybunniesarefluffy.com/EffTeaPee";
EffTeaPee would be the name of your volume that you log in to.
Not sure if you have to tell a specific application to do this or if it's just an all around AppleScript command that can be accessed anywhere.
On Mar 29, 2012, at 9:37 AM, Luther Fuller wrote:
> I have just obtained a new web host for my web site. I need a way to mount the disk on my desktop.
> I currently use Transmit to do this. Surely there must be a 'do shell script ...' solution for this.
>
> Does anyone know what this might be?
>
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