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Re: Mount afp volume
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Re: Mount afp volume


  • Subject: Re: Mount afp volume
  • From: Jerry Krinock <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 27 Nov 2009 04:58:55 -0800

On 2009 Nov 27, at 04:40, gMail.com wrote:

> I use to mount a volume with the old API
>    FSMountServerVolumeSync
> and it works well. My question is, should I use a Cocoa version of this API?
> If so, which one?

When I needed to do this a few months ago, I couldn't find any Cocoa version and ended up writing a little Cocoa wrapper around FSMountServerVolumeSync and friends, based on some code written by Bill Monk which I found in a list archive.  You might "enjoy" it...

Attachment: SSYVolumeMountie.zip
Description: Zip archive



> So I would like to eliminate PingHost from my
> code. Am I doing right?

I don't pre-ping.

> The best should be a safe Cocoa API. Do you know an API which works with
> afp, webdav, smb, local volumes and dmg...?

If you don't get satisfactory answers here, try <email@hidden>.
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