Quick AppleScript applet to automatically manage network drives
- Edit DriveList parameter in DriveMount script by Opening DriveMount.app with Script Editor
- Alternatively: Edit DriveList parameter in
DriveMount.app/Contents/Resources/Scripts/main.scpt
Note: DriveMount assumes permissions for network drives are saved to Keychain. If passwords for a drive are not found, an authentication window will be opened for every new remote server that DriveMount attempts to mount.
- Add DriveMount.app to
/Applications/
- Add DriveMount.app to
System Preferences > Users & Groups > _Current User_ > Login Items
if you want DriveMount to run at startup.
Ian McLinden, 2016
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