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10.4: Automate mounting shares from Finder's Sidebar
Or you can drag a subfolder from a mounted server share to the sidebar. Clicking it will mount the share.
10.4: Automate mounting shares from Finder's Sidebar
That's what I do. Of course, that doesn't answer the need if you want to view the root of a share on one click, but this way at least, you can click > authenticate > then click on the now mounted share to view the root.
10.4: Automate mounting shares from Finder's Sidebar
I do so as well. I even have multiple subfolders form server share in my sidebar. However, both with AFP and SMB servers, I am able to store the password in Keychain. No need to authenticate every time.
10.4: Automate mounting shares from Finder's Sidebar
This will lockup the Finder on reboots.
10.4: Automate mounting shares from Finder's Sidebar
Not for me. No problems with this method for so far.
10.4: Automate mounting shares from Finder's Sidebar
It will only lock up the Finder on reboot if it has a custom icon. The Finder will try to get the icon before the volume is mounted and it deadlocks. I can't remember whether my QA team file an Apple Radar bug on this or not. |
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