mac terminal run a file of commands

Posted by Ilan Tal on Super User See other posts from Super User or by Ilan Tal
Published on 2012-09-30T06:10:19Z Indexed on 2012/10/01 3:40 UTC
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I am coming from Linux and trying to get a Mac to do what I want it to do. The question is what is the best tool to use. I want to mount (unmount) several remote disks. If I go into a terminal I can do the trick by

mount -t smbfs //username:pass@addr /Users/me/RemoteDisks/mnt1

Since I want to mount several disks I would like to put all of the information into a file, store it in Documents/subfolder and make a link to it on the desktop (or somewhere better, if there is a better place). At the moment I have manually run the appropriate command in the terminal and the remote disk is mounted and I see its contents. What I need is a one click method to run a file to mount all the disks.

I tried Apple script but that didn't like my commands. I don't know exactly what it is expecting to see and perhaps Apple script is the wrong tool. I have no problems in Linux, but the Mac is new to me and I don't know what I should be using.

Thanks, Ilan

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