Mapping a windows network folder.. Almost there! Just one step...

Hi, everyone! I have written an applescript to automatically mount a windows network folder on my Mac right after startup. Only, I just made as far as mounting the computer and I still have to choose the right folder to mount. I just miss one final step to do it fully automated.
This is what I have for now:
tell application "Finder"
try
mount volume "smb://MICSGROUP;FRONTIER:[email protected]"
end try
end tell
But then I still have to choose if I want the windows D drive or E drive or C drive, or any shared folder on that drive...
What should I add in this script to automatically mount the right folder on a D drive? For example the folder "D/pictures" I tried a lot of combinations, but none thusfar work..
Any ideas?
Thank you!
G5 dual 2.0 Mac OS X (10.3.9)

Hi,
try this :
mount volume "smb://MICSGROUP;FRONTIER:[email protected]/pictures"
you may use the dns name of the server instead of its IP
regards,
Didier.

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break
esac
case "${BAR_ARG}" in
-h) echo 'Usage: bar [-n] [-p] [-q] [-o FILE] [-c CMD] [-s SIZE] [-b SIZE]'
echo ' [-w WIDTH] [-0/1/[/] CHAR] [-d DIR] [-e EXT] [Files]'
echo ' bar -V'
echo ' bar -D'
echo ' bar -D-'
echo 'Options:'
echo ' -h displays help'
echo ' -o FILE sets output file'
echo ' -c CMD sets individual execution command'
echo ' -e EXT append an extension to each file'
echo ' -d DIR prepend this prefix to each file (a directory must end in /)'
echo ' -s SIZE expected number of bytes. Use for pipes. This is a hint'
echo ' only that must be greater or equal to the amount actually'
echo ' processed. Further, this only works for single files.'
echo ' -b SIZE maximal block size (bytes) (default: 1048567)'
echo ' -w WIDTH width in characters (default: terminal width-3 or 76)'
echo ' -0 CHAR character for empty bar (default: .)'
echo ' -1 CHAR character for full bar (default: =)'
echo ' -[ CHAR first character of bar (default: [)'
echo ' -] CHAR last character of bar (default: ])'
echo ' -n clears bar after termination'
echo ' -t traces (=displays) which file is processed'
echo ' -T WIDTH no of characters reserved for the file display of -t'
echo ' -p hides percentage'
echo ' -E hides estimated time display'
echo ' -q hides the whole bar, be quiet'
echo ' -D tries to dump the bar_cat() shell function, then exit.'
echo ' Here, -t, -p, -E remove the corresponding feature completely.'
echo ' Further, -L removes large file support from the code.'
echo ' -D- same as -D, but dumps the function body only'
echo ' -V displays version number'
echo ' -- end of options: only file names follow'
exit 0
-n) BAR_CLEAR=1
-L) BAR_LARGE=0
BAR_AWK_0="${BAR_AWK_0} /END *LARGE/ {x=1} ;"
BAR_AWK_0="${BAR_AWK_0} /BEGIN *LARGE/ {x=0} ;"
-t) BAR_TRACE=1
BAR_AWK_0="${BAR_AWK_0} /END *TRACE/ {x=1} ;"
BAR_AWK_0="${BAR_AWK_0} /BEGIN *TRACE/ {x=0} ;"
-T) BAR_TRACE_WIDTH="${BAR_OPT}"
-q) BAR_OK=0
-p) BAR_PERC=0
BAR_AWK_0="${BAR_AWK_0} /END *PERC/ {x=1} ;"
BAR_AWK_0="${BAR_AWK_0} /BEGIN *PERC/ {x=0} ;"
-E) BAR_ETA=0
BAR_AWK_0="${BAR_AWK_0} /END *ETA/ {x=1} ;"
BAR_AWK_0="${BAR_AWK_0} /BEGIN *ETA/ {x=0} ;"
-V) echo "bar v${BAR_VERSION}"
exit 0
-D) echo "BAR_VERSION=${BAR_VERSION}"
awk "${BAR_AWK_0}"'{sub(/ *#.*$/,"")} ; /^bar_cat/ {x=1} ; {sub(/^ */,"")} ; /./ {if(x)print} ; /^}/ {x=0}' "$0"
exit 0
-D-) echo "BAR_VERSION=${BAR_VERSION}"
awk "${BAR_AWK_0}"'{sub(/ *#.*$/,"")} ; /^}/ {x=0} ; {sub(/^ */,"")} ; /./ {if(x)print} ; /^{/ {x=1}' "$0"
exit 0
-o) exec 1>"${BAR_OPT}"
-c) BAR_CMD="${BAR_OPT}"
-b) BAR_BS="${BAR_OPT}"
if BAR_RAW=`expr "${BAR_BS}" : '$.*$k$'`
then
BAR_BS=`expr ${BAR_RAW} '*' 1024`
elif BAR_RAW=`expr "${BAR_BS}" : '$.*$M$'`
then
BAR_BS=`expr ${BAR_RAW} '*' 1048567`
fi
-s) BAR_SIZE="${BAR_OPT}"
if BAR_RAW=`expr "${BAR_SIZE}" : '$.*$k$'`
then
BAR_SIZE=`expr ${BAR_RAW} '*' 1024`
elif BAR_RAW=`expr "${BAR_SIZE}" : '$.*$M$'`
then
BAR_SIZE=`expr ${BAR_RAW} '*' 1048567`
fi
if test "$#" -gt 1
then
echo "Error: -s cannot be specified for multiple input files." 1>&2
exit 1
fi
-e) BAR_EXT="${BAR_OPT}"
-d) BAR_DIR="${BAR_OPT}"
-0) BAR_C0="${BAR_OPT}"
-1) BAR_C1="${BAR_OPT}"
-\[) BAR_L="${BAR_OPT}"
-\]) BAR_R="${BAR_OPT}"
BAR_L="${BAR_OPT}"
BAR_R="${BAR_OPT}"
-w) BAR_WIDTH="${BAR_OPT}"
esac
done
# Invoke main function:
if test "$#" = 0
then
bar_cat /dev/stdin
else
bar_cat "$@"
fi
EDIT: solved https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php … 85#p498885
It seems like I have not tried every potential packages after all
Last edited by tamikana (2011-10-30 16:04:46)

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Thanks BDAqua. I've tried out sharepoints but still haven't succesfully been able to see my external HD from my pc via my iMac... phewww!
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I would really like to avoid a system reinstall. That may not be worth it to me.
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I have not use the Migration Assistant. I had been using the 20" Intel iMac fine for a year or two when this started happening.
The G4 is just used to serve the files from the 500GB. The 20" is used like a work station. We actually have 2; the other one doesn't have this problem. The G4 doesn't have the problem either.
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• Photoshop
• MS Word
• Excel
• PowerPoint
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I have just setup a Laserjet Pro 200 (MFP M276nw) and have it successfully printing from an iMac running Mavericks OS. I am also able to scan using the HP scanning utility. All of this is connected via my wireless network.
However, no matter what I try I am unable to scan directly into a network folder. I have setup file sharing and ensured it is enabled for SMB sharing. I have ensured that the computer account on the shared folder I have created has full read/write access. I have created the network folder via the printer' ews as per the HP instructions (the path being \\<my mac's IP address>\public) and made sure username and password are set correctly. When I test the network folder I get an "Unable to connect to network folder" message.
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I understand you can print and scan, but you are unable to scan to the network folder on the Mac. I can help you with this. It it is usually a issue with the path to the network folder.
Here are the steps below for setting up the network folder if you would like to try it.
You might have to contact Apple to get the registered user and password name.
I would ask them to help setup the network folder also.
1. Create a new folder on your computer.
2. Right click (CTRL+Left click if using the Mac keyboard) it and then select Get Info.
3. Unlock the screen, set the everyones term as Read & Write, located under Sharing & Permissions..
4. Enter System Preferences > Sharing and then select File Sharing from the left bar.
5. Click the Options button, mark the Share files and folders using SMB (Windows) and click Done.
6. Under Shared Folders, click the Plus sign and select the configured folder.
7. Make sure that "Everyone" permissions are set to Read & Write under the Users list as well.
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Make sure to include your username and password while setting the network folder scan.
I have provided a document for the setup for scanning to a network folder.
How to Scan: From the Control Panel (Including Scan to Email, to a PDF, and to a Network Folder).
Select Scan to a network folder.
Let me know how you make out.
Have a great day!
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I work on behalf of HP

Setting up a Network folder so that I can scan from my HP 8600 printer

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