I found an applescript that will mount network volume on startup. It looks like this
tell application "Finder"
try
open location "afp://mjohnson:red4566@133.217.21.211/alljobs"
--the second volume here
--third volume here
--next volumes
end try
end tell
When I run the script even when the volume is already mounted I get an error
server returned error -5062
Lets say I mount 8 network volumes on startup and after an hour of work I umounted 5 of them and still have 3 mounted. I want to be able to run this script to remount the other 5, but as soon as it hits one of the 3 currently mounted volumes it gets an error. That's not a big deal I click OK and it goes away but the problem is it does not continue with the rest of the script.
Is there an error handler or something were it can just ignore the error and still continue with the rest of the script.
Or is there a line I can add to the top that unmounts all network drives?
Any help is appreciated!
tell application "Finder"
try
open location "afp://mjohnson:red4566@133.217.21.211/alljobs"
--the second volume here
--third volume here
--next volumes
end try
end tell
When I run the script even when the volume is already mounted I get an error
server returned error -5062
Lets say I mount 8 network volumes on startup and after an hour of work I umounted 5 of them and still have 3 mounted. I want to be able to run this script to remount the other 5, but as soon as it hits one of the 3 currently mounted volumes it gets an error. That's not a big deal I click OK and it goes away but the problem is it does not continue with the rest of the script.
Is there an error handler or something were it can just ignore the error and still continue with the rest of the script.
Or is there a line I can add to the top that unmounts all network drives?
Any help is appreciated!