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For whatever reason, my network volumes persist when I log-out and log-in as the same user, as well. I guess Apple thought it to be more convenient.
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This is no doubt part of the strength and versatility of our *nix underpinnings. I was surprised to find that after accessing some shared files to do some maintenance on a user's machine, I came back to see the login screen. For many of us, it's taking alot longer to get OS 9 out of our mind than it is to get all our apps carbonized!
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and that will also work if you login to a remote volume on a local machine under somebody else's account. if you log out and log back in to the local machine using the username used to connect to the remote volume (different username locally) before logout...it will reappear on your desktop. |
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