This script will mount any servers whose passwords are stored on your keychain. The built-in OS X server auto-mounting seems a bit complicated/unreliable (depending on which method you use) so I developed this script. The first time the script runs, you’ll need to say “allow” etc. as the program accesses your keychain. Some parts of the script have been recycled from other posters in this forum… Thanks for your contribution if you recognise a snippet of your code!!
OS version: OS X
set theShortUserName to do shell script "/usr/bin/whoami" --get the short userid. This is how your default keychain is labled.
tell application "Keychain Scripting"
try
set myKeyChain to keychain theShortUserName
set theKeyList to every AppleShare key of myKeyChain
on error
display dialog "Sorry, there don't appear to be any appletalk servers on your user keychain" buttons {"OK"} default button 1 with icon stop giving up after 15
end try
if length of theKeyList is 0 then
display dialog "Sorry, there don't appear to be any appletalk servers on your user keychain" buttons {"OK"} default button 1 with icon stop giving up after 15
else
repeat with x from 1 to (length of theKeyList)
set theKey to item x of theKeyList
set theServername to name of theKey --grab the servername
set thePassword to password of theKey --grab the password
set theUserID to the account of theKey --grab the userid
set theVolume to the volume of theKey --grab the Volume
set pwd_chars to (characters of thePassword)
set trimPassword to ""
repeat with each_char in pwd_chars
if each_char is not in keyboard_char then exit repeat
set trimPassword to trimPassword & each_char
end repeat
try
tell application "Finder"
try
mount volume "afp://" & theUserID & ":" & trimPassword & "@" & theServername & ".your.server.here/" & theVolume
end try
end tell
end try
end repeat
end if
end tell
property keyboard_char : (characters of "§1234567890-=±!@£$%^&*()_+qwertyuiop[]QWERTYUIOP{}asdfghjkl;'ASDFGHJKL:|`zxcvbnm,./~ZXCVBNM<>?")