Hi everyone,
I have a rather odd problem using rev applications on Mac OSX Leopard,
connecting to a server on my network. I connect to a server with an Applescript
command: do theScript as Applescript. I can do this just fine. But if I unmount
the server by dragging it's icon to the trash,
On Feb 5, 2010, at 2:19 PM, Dan Soneson wrote:
Hi everyone,
I have a rather odd problem using rev applications on Mac OSX
Leopard, connecting to a server on my network. I connect to a server
with an Applescript command: do theScript as Applescript. I can do
this just fine. But if I
2010/2/5 Dan Soneson soneso...@southernct.edu:
Hi everyone,
I have a rather odd problem using rev applications on Mac OSX Leopard,
connecting to a server on my network. I connect to a server with an
Applescript command: do theScript as Applescript. I can do this just fine.
But if I
2010/2/6 zryip theSlug zryip.thes...@gmail.com:
Hi Dan,
To resolve your problem you could use a try statement like this:
set myVolume to /Volumes/George
try
do shell script ls myVolume
-- check if the volume /Volumes/George exists. If the volume
.
regards
Bernd
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I have a rather odd problem using rev applications on Mac OSX Leopard,
connecting to a server on my network. I connect to a server with an
Applescript command: do theScript as Applescript. I can do this just fine.
But if I unmount the server by dragging it's icon to the trash, then remount
Dan,
We have found this problem on OS X going back to Panther, 10.3.9.
In our experience it happens when attempting to mount two volumes (or
share points) with the same name. OS X will label the second one The
Same Name-1 but the -1 is hidden.
This can happen when a volume is remounted before
