Re: [MacPerl] kill mount@startup

[Chris Nandor <pudge@pobox.com>]

At 21.01 -0500 1999.02.23, Matthew.Wickline@usa.net wrote:
>Assume that you've inherited a mac on a network (new job
>most likely) and that mac tries to mount some appleshare
>volumes every time you restart. You don't have the password
>the previous user had, so you can't enter that password to
>then un-check "mount at startup".
>
>So, you have to repeatedly hit escape everytime you restart.

I'd kill the AppleShare preferences.  Maybe the AppleShare Prep file in the
Preferences folder is it, I don't recall.

But being that this is at startup, these screens come up before the Finder
or any app does, so you can't use any MacPerl script to fix it, AFAIK.

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