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Auto-Remount Disconnected Shares

theappleblog.com » 2008 » May » 16th » Auto-Remount Disconnected Shares

Tagged: development, tips, software, walkthroughs, drives, applescript

Some server administrators set share drives to auto disconnect users after a set time of inactivity (ie fifteen minutes). As a user it’s super frustrating to connect to a server every time you need access. I’ve written an AppleScript that first checks to see if the share is mounted, if it is mounted it does nothing; however if the share is not mounted the script will auto-mount it. Let’s first Continue Reading »


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