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10.4 Server: Another way to mount shares at login
I've managed apply a similar method using a client computers User's account prefpane login items. The steps are nearly identical with the only difference being the process is done on the client machine with the shares on a Mac Os X 10.4.4 server box and a plain old Dell Dimension 4700:
I've successfully been able to mount both the Tiger Server AFP shares as well as the Dell SMB shares. This seems almost too easy, but hey, i'm on a Mac so… Please let me know if you're having any trouble getting this to work. hope to help,-dDub
10.4 Server: Another way to mount shares at login
Can you clarify step 2? Does it mean to drag icons for network-mounted volumes/folders into the Login Items tab for a user's Accounts preferences? That works but I haven't done a logout/login cycle to test if it mounts.
10.4 Server: Another way to mount shares at login
Ignore my post. I just re-read the first sentence of yours and got the answer. |
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