On 11/6/07 12:57 PM, "Nathan Nobbe" <quickshiftin@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> perhaps if you google around on something like mac os x /etc/fstab
> something useful will turn up. im sure there is an alternative mechanism
> to mount things at boot time on that system.
>
> -nathan
For whatever reason, when I first attempted this following AppleScript, it
didn't work - for whatever reason - coming back to it and trying it again,
it simply just Worked!
I've set it to run on Login and it's actually working fine. Rebooted my
system a couple of times and it automatically mounted the shares with
designated permissions each time upon boot up.
~~~
do shell script "sudo -u www mount_smbfs -f 0777 -d 0777
//usr:pwd@ip/Transfer /Library/WebServer/Documents/mysite/mounts/osm"
password "pwd" with administrator privileges
do shell script "sudo -u www mount_smbfs -f 0777 -d 0777 //usr2:pwd@ip/VOX
/Library/WebServer/Documents/mysite/mounts/vox" password "pwd" with
administrator privileges
activate
display dialog "Connections to Server Established.
-SHARE1 Mounted!
-SHARE2 Mounted!"
~~~
I guess I can officially consider this case closed with all problems solved!
Thanks All!
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