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I've tried both the above methods, and neither works quite right.
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not wanting to have an alias to a server and the server on my desktop, i decided to skip that step and just dragged my mounted server's icon into the login items window. I fully expected the OS to report that it couldn't find 'reykjavik' (the server's name) when i logged back in, but to my surprise it automounted flawlessly!
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I just tried that, and it didn't work for me. Nothing happens, no messages in the console.
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after posting that message i realised that something else is causing my server to automount! i tried dragging another volume (actually a partition on the same server) into the login window and on logging in the volume failed to mount and i saw the same thing you describe in the login window. i have since removed both volumes from the login window. for some reason the first volume is always mounted when i login. it's a mystery!
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I think it's because when you FIRST connect the 'desired' volume, |
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