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Me too! (Score:2)

by acme (189)

This problem really annoys us all at work. I've completely failed to find a reference to it in the Apple knowledge base [apple.com] either. I'd love to find a solution ;-)
- Re:Me too! (Score:1)
  
  by pjm (639)
  
  Have you tried making an alias to the mounted drive? (command-L should do the trick). Or just drag it onto your finder toolbar. Upon reboot/whatever you should be able to simply double-click/click the alias and have it ask for authentication details. If that's too much of a pain you can use a .nsmbrc containing your connection details; the password need not appear as simple text but can be encrypted using
  
  smbutil crypt mypasswordhere
  
  and then inserted into the .nsmbrc in that form.
  The .nsmbrc file is detai
  - You Rock! (Score:1)
    
    by graouts (2892)
    
    Thanks Paul, everything is sorted out, my windows shares appear when I log in.
    
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