Subject: Re: Mount Macs on Linux
From: Seanano (sto9013@ksu.edu)
Date: Wed Aug 22 2001 - 13:36:16 EDT
I've found the best reference is the script editor program itself. You
can record actions and it will output the applescript for what you did
(assuming everything was applescriptable). You can also open applescript
aware programs and script libraries with the "open dictionary" command
and it will list with a brief explanation what commands the application or
library supports.
Sean
On Wed, 22 Aug 2001, Danny Sauer wrote:
> Tis is something I've wanted to do for a while, but I've been to lazy to
> use the many search engines to find. Is there a good site out there to
> teach Applescript to experienced programmers who don't know much about Mac
> internals? :)
>
> --Danny
>
> Seanano wrote regarding 'Re: Mount Macs on Linux' on Wed, Aug 22 at 09:51:
> > What about writing an applescript to mount the netatalk share on the mac
> > box and then copy the files over? Then, just include that share in the
> > stuff you backup. The script wouldn't be very complicated, just a simple
> > connect and copy. You could use the cron program for MacOS to have it run
> > whenever it needs to.
> >
> > Sean
>
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