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  • Jacob von Eyben

    MeAfter finishing my education in 2002 I have been working as a Systems Architect for the danish consulting company Nordija. My primary area is the Java platform with particular interest for what could be called lightweight architecture. That includes technologies like Spring, EJB 3, Hibernate, JPA, Acegi etc. Besides the Java platform I have interest in other languages like Ruby, Actionscript 3 (for flex development) and others.

Automatically reconnect to NAS under Mac OS X

Posted by jeyben on June 27th, 2008

Mac OS X doesn’t remount network drives when booted. You have to do this yourselves.

You can easily automate this by creating an application using the automator and add it to your login items.

Automator - create application

You automator script should contain two items:

  • Get Specified Servers
  • Connect to Servers

Save the script as an application and put it into login items for your user account. This will execute your small application each time you login and you should be reconnected to your NAS on startup.

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