
Bonjour Mounter | May 8 2009 |
is the default local domain by default every Mac host will add that to it's host Name it's normal. (Version 2.0.5) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | May 8 2009 |
SANDRO NOEL that my friend is because you are mounting drives to the same server with different users. one of them has lower access rights than the other one. The way AFP works is that once you authenticate with the server it shows you only what you are allowed to see. so let's say you log in with a guest account on the server first. you will see only the public shares. and the your full power user will not even see his shares. thus the directory not found message... what you have to do is use only one user per server. if that is not your case, then it is something i have not encountered yet. (Version 2.0.5) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | May 4 2009 |
SANDRO NOEL something must have changed on your system that broke the bonjour notifications. i run OS X with all the latest updates and BM still works like a charm, did you try restarting the application ? can you send me the logs ? thank you . (Version 2.0.5) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Mar 22 2009 |
Sorry your experiencing wake up problems. I've been getting that feedback from some other users as well and i'm looking into the problem, but to be honest, i cant reproduce the problem here, i do not know why, all my computers wake up and connect properly, i also have a laptop roaming in 3 different networks and BM connects to the right server every time without fail. i'm puzzelled. As far as the magic packets are concerned, i'll look into it, it's an interesting feature. :) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Feb 17 2009 |
SANDRO NOEL I think i see what the problem is, BM Detects that then network has come online but it get's excited before the ip is actually assigned. i'll implement a detection and see if that fixes things. (Version 2.0.3) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Feb 13 2009 |
SANDRO NOEL No event in the console log at all or the sequence of events is still the same? there should at least be some bonjour notifications in the logs. If there is no notifications in the logs, there can be only 2 problems 1: BM froze up... never saw it do that but hey... it's possible. 2: something in your system is not reacting as it's supposed to. Question : do you see the cube show up after your mini wakes from sleep? to see this for real you would need to: 1: put the cube to sleep, and then wait for the cube to disappear from the mini's finder, 2: and then put the mini to sleep. 3: wake the cube, wait a bit for the first notifications to pass like 15 minutes. One thing you should not forget is that the bonjour protocol is constructed in a way that at first it will advertise itself often, but as time passes, it will wait longer and longer before sending a new advertise, to avoid unnecessary network traffic. So if the cube has been up for a long while before the mini comes up, it "might" be possible that it can take a while before the mini receives notifications from the cube. as i remember the computer is supposed to ask the network who's around when it starts up, but I'm not totally sure if this happens when it wakes or just when the system is started. Thank you very much for your help Jeff, it's really appreciated. (Version 2.0.3) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Feb 11 2009 |
SANDRO NOEL Jeff, you are the one helping me right now, so I'm the one thanking you. it is very appreciated!!! (Version 2.0.3) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Feb 11 2009 |
you see the disk appeared and disappeared notification in the logs ? that's bonjour mounter telling you it noticed that the drive was mounted/unmounted outside of it's interface it is possible that in the sharepoint list the status did not get updated properly, i will look into it. what i would like you to try is to stop the sharing on the cube, and hen start it up again and see if BM notices it and tries to remount it. send me the logs about it... please Then try putting the cube to sleep, and waking it up again see if BM tries to mount it's shares when it comes back up. send me the logs please... you might not notice any change if you look at the mounted volumes in finder because Leopard keeps them on the desktop for a while even if the server has gone to sleep. when the services is shutdown you will get a notification from the finder that the service has disconnected you, short after BM will try to unmount the shares with no success because the finder already did just that, but it it will reset it's status to offline. at least this is what happens on all my 5 machines. let me know how it goes on yours. | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Feb 9 2009 |
SANDRO NOEL It's regretfull that you have a bad experience with BM. I have not had the time to bring up a help file, or setup a site for BM until now because I've been busy implementing new features in the software. But it is being designed. and will show up at some point in the future. As far as support goes I have always payed close attention to my users request. if you would of tried to send an email instead of jumping the guns, and complaining like a school girl you probably would of gotten a reply within the hour. BM Detects bonjour broadcasting servers only. if your FTP server is not bonjour enabled, BM will not detect it's presence. now will it do it for SMB servers that are not bonjour enabled. thus the name "bonjour mounter" If the software was a scam like you say, do you really think I would waste my time begging for 10$ donations? PLEASE. I have better things to do. I would charge 50$ for it and have you use the software only after you payed me, without a trail, or a preview like most software vendors do. Donations are a way for people who enjoy the software to show the developer appreciation for it's work that is all, and honestly, I've gotten quite a bit of donations, to my greatest amazement. PLEASE PLEASE by all means, if you do not like the software DELETE IT and move on. I really do not care for your personal petty cash. I will not be insulted by being called a fraud. (Version 2.0.3) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Feb 9 2009 |
SANDRO NOEL It's regretfull that you have a bad experience with BM. I have not had the time to bring up a help file, or setup a site for BM until now because I've been busy implementing new features in the software. But it is being designed. and will show up at some point in the future. As far as support goes I have always payed close attention to my users request. if you would of tried to send an email instead of jumping the guns, and complaining like a school girl you probably would of gotten a reply within the hour. BM Detects bonjour broadcasting servers only. if your FTP server is not bonjour enabled, BM will not detect it's presence. now will it do it for SMB servers that are not bonjour enabled. thus the name "bonjour mounter" If the software was a scam like you say, do you really think I would waste my time begging for 10$ donations? PLEASE. I have better things to do. I would charge 50$ for it and have you use the software only after you payed me, without a trail, or a preview like most software vendors do. Donations are a way for people who enjoy the software to show the developer appreciation for it's work that is all, and honestly, I've gotten quite a bit of donations, to my greatest amazement. PLEASE PLEASE by all means, if you do not like the software DELETE IT and move on. I really do not care for your personal petty cash. I will not be insulted by being called a fraud. (Version 2.0.3) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Jan 28 2009 |
SANDRO NOEL Bonjour Mounter does have code to deal with disappearing servers, but it seems it does not receive notification when the computer goes to sleep. I'm looking into it. (Version 2.0.2) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Jan 25 2009 |
SANDRO NOEL Yep that is what it does. Provided that the computer you are trying to connect to broadcasts it's presence with Bonjour, it will get mounted as soon as it is seen. (Version 2.0.2) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Jan 24 2009 |
SANDRO NOEL WARNING!!!!!! 2.0.2 File Format is not compatible with previous versions due to application rewrite. you will have to reenter your SharePoints definitions. It does not delete them, it just does not read them. (Version 2.0.2) | |
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TrailRunner | Jan 24 2009 |
Being a developer myself I would recommend that you rename the plist extension to another of your choosing, it does not matter the name of the extension your software will still load the content as a plist dictionary. and this way you will not confuse the rest of the system. Regards. (Version 1.9v309) | |
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arRsync | Jan 19 2009 |
SANDRO NOEL i currently sync with my server over ssh, could it be possibe to enter the destination as | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 29 2008 |
The only thing that has changed and the reason why you do not see the threads asking for a password is that before the mounting threads get launched, BM will check if any of the mounts require a password. It will ask for that password and then pass it along to the mounting procedure as needed. The password will remain in RAM for the duration of the execution of the program. once BM is closed the passwords are lost they are not saved to disk. This procedure allows me to mount multiple shares from the same host with the same username/password. as opposed to asking the system to validate it against the server and THEN ask the user for the password. Since BM is a multi threaded application, up to 4 mounts can happen at the same time thus causing the system to ask to 4 passwords at once even if they are for the same host. witch is not a desired situation for the users. NOTE: This password scheme, was developed expressly for you, since no one else has mentioned the need for it. If you have now lost trust in BM because the password dialogue is a custom dialogue, I do not know what to say else than, do what you think is best, even if it means discontinuing the use of BM. Best Regards. (Version 1.9.2) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 29 2008 |
SANDRO NOEL I was using the system prompted dialogue before, and you complained about it. There is not much many ways for me to control the system dialogue from the API that is available. If you know of a way to do it, you should let me know. | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 28 2008 |
SANDRO NOEL You are Welcome, Thank you for the review it is very appreciated!!! P.S. : I created Bonjour mounter for that exact reason in the first place :) i had the same need on multiple computers. (Version 1.9.2) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 21 2008 |
SANDRO NOEL i'm working on a release, if you would like to test it before i release it, please send me a mail @ bonjour.mounter@gmail.com (Version 1.9) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 20 2008 |
SANDRO NOEL Ok, I'm looking into it, but you realize that I do not have access to a SecureID server to test this out, so I'm pretty much on a trail and error here. and well, you are the trail :) (Version 1.9) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 20 2008 |
SANDRO NOEL Check the preferences. There is a login item, and when BM launches, it tries to mount all the defined mounts. (Version 1.9) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 18 2008 |
SANDRO NOEL BM will prompt for login information if the username and/or password box are empty. but that procedure is left to the Operating system, it is not past of BM. (Version 1.9) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 18 2008 |
SANDRO NOEL One core component I use is available only on 10.5 I would have to rework the whole mounting procedures to do it. But it could be done, maybe in the future is there is enough demand for it. (Version 1.9) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 18 2008 |
SANDRO NOEL Delete the entry for witch you want to have a prompt and reenter it WITHOUT any password or username. (Version 1.7) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 10 2008 |
SANDRO NOEL 5016 Server is not responding. 5023 User authentication failed (usually, password is not correct). in the developer documentation (Version 1.6) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 10 2008 |
SANDRO NOEL the actual procedure is a little more complicated, but I will do something that will implement an alternate method if the password is not in the box. and i will add the checkboz to not save the password. But why exactly do you not want to save your password in BM ? or in your keychain ? if you cant mount with full name and password, removing it from BM will not change anything, it will just prompt you for it. (Version 1.6) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 8 2008 |
SANDRO NOEL Yes I noticed yesterday that the domain was getting chopped off, I intended to chop off .local. only I fixed it, it will be released in 1.7 as soon as I'm done with all the other features. (Version 1.6) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 8 2008 |
SANDRO NOEL CIFS is a Microsoft extension to SMB. yes BM will prompt for a password if it is wrong but only if it is not already in you keychain. (Version 1.6) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 7 2008 |
- Example: smb://nealxp/Documents and Settings/Neal/My Documents. 1: click on the + sign in the main window. 2: select smb from the popup box 3: set the hostname to nealxp 4: set the sharepoint to Documents and Settings OR Neal OR My Documents depending on what you can see in the network browser when you connect to your XP machine or depending on what you shared on the XP machine. hope this helps. (Version 1.6) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 7 2008 |
SANDRO NOEL - add an item to choose SharePoint from Hosts file into Mac Os X Can you explain what you want? do you want me to pick up the host names from the host file ? - add an item to choose from an IP Search engine (such as WakeOnLan) I will try to add this, but i doubt that bonjour services will be useful in auto mounting this. or resolving the host. or detecting it's presence over the internet. - add test button (into Edit mode) sure why not, but you could also use the "mount selected" button in the main window. (Version 1.6) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 7 2008 |
EDU.MAC - add an item to choose SharePoint from Hosts file into Mac Os X / Can you explain what you want ? do you want me to pick up the host names from the host file ? yes and no : May you add an item so that user can choose hostnames from host file ? ex : a host button to show all host name and a pick up button to choose one of them - add an item to choose from an IP Search engine (such as WakeOnLan) wakeonlan shows all IP address used and connected to your network (you can replace them by host name instead of IP address). May you add a tiny window to show all IP address connected and used and a pick up button to add one of them. (see wakeonlan software) Can you explain ? (Version 1.6) | |

Bonjour Mounter | Dec 7 2008 |
SANDRO NOEL i don't have a ppc Mac, but the compiler is compiling for ppc, at the same time as intel. so this is a universal binary, but i put intel because i can not test it on ppc so give it a try. (Version 1.6) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 6 2008 |
SANDRO NOEL Yes that is what it is supposed to do, does the IP show up in the finer ? I Hope not that is not the intended behavior, it should show that G4 Server is mounted Yes, I will add the possibility to edit the mounts, I just thought I'd make it work for the general public before I tweaked the interface. Thank you for your feedback, and your patience, This is the first time I release a personal creation :) quite an experience so far. (Version 1.5) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 6 2008 |
SANDRO NOEL If it's AFP on a Mac it should advertise itself without any other help. If it's AFP on another system you need to have a seperate bonjour setup for the server to advertise. Zeroconf / Avahi .. on linux and all other flavors. (Version 1.5) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 6 2008 |
SANDRO NOEL P.S. : the release note did say the file format had changed and was incompatible. you should of deleted your plist. :) (Version 1.5) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 6 2008 |
SANDRO NOEL Ah i see, is it a samba server ? smb servers are mounted tentatively even if the resolve failed, as long as the hostname is the same as the SMB name, it should work. if it's a AFP server on a linux station, be sure to have avahi installed and configured. if it's a mac, you are having DNS problems on your network. Note: 1.1 was not doing any resolving at all, nothing close to what 1.5 is doing. i was erroneously using the display name in the mount procedure, witch is not the right way to go :) but if it's working for you... by all means. (Version 1.5) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 6 2008 |
SANDRO NOEL You'll be happy with version 1.5 there is a ton of logging. as far as usage sample, well, 0: click on the + sign to ass a mount. 1: select a file system type in the popup box. 2: either select a server from the list of servers or enter your own. 3: enter a share point from the server you selected. 7: go back to step 0 for the next mount. | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 4 2008 |
SANDRO NOEL it's funny, 1.1 was using the bonjour display name to mount the share point. if you have a machine with the Mac Naming, "your mane's computer" that is what was being used, you must have short names for your computers. like i did, before releasing the software. but I don't understand why 1.4 does not work for you, because the mounting sequence starts with the unix/smb/window host name if fails it tries the ip addresses provided by the bonjour services. for it not to work, it would mean that bonjour can not get the hostname, and the ip's of the machine you are trying to connect to. but then again, you would not be able to connect with just the display name either. OR, the server you are trying to connect to does not advertise with bonjour. in witch case bonjour Mounter tries the display name you entered in the mount list. (Version 1.4) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 4 2008 |
SANDRO NOEL Check to see if Bonjour Mounter was able to create it's Application Support folder in your user's library. asides from that, there is not much Bonjour mounter tries to do to save the mount points. (Version 1.3) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 4 2008 |
That must be something with your system, I am running it on 5 systems here. | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 3 2008 |
Bonjour mounter logs errors in the console, you can filter them using the keyword "bonjour" and send me back the error string. I'll try to figure out why it's not working for you. currently BM1.3 tries to mount with the host name and if that is unsuccessful it tries to mount using the IP array provided by bonjour services, it will try every IPV4 provided. if unsuccessful it will log an error message for every IP to the console log. (Version 1.3) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 3 2008 |
SANDRO NOEL also try to ping your iphone by host name and see if you get an ip back. if your computer can not resolve the ip of the phone Bonjour mounter can not do it either. "finder" has other ways to mount that i am not aware of at this point in time. (Version 1.2) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 3 2008 |
SANDRO NOEL I would have to agree with you there. check that your computer can actually resolve the mane of your server to an ip. try to ping it by name. (Version 1.2) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 3 2008 |
What is the bonjour name of your mac mini? and what is the mane of the share of your mac mini ? can you mount it with the finer ? I'll name my server the same name and try with those settings and try to replicate the problem. | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 3 2008 |
Version 1.2 should resolve your issues. please let me know. (Version 1.2) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 3 2008 |
SANDRO NOEL hey there User :) I have found the problem and I am currently in testing of the modifications. the release will be there shortly. (Version 1.1) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 2 2008 |
SANDRO NOEL To bad you've had a bad experience . it seems that the procedure I use to mount the drives does not like to have server names with spaces or apostrophe in the name. I've reproduced the problem on my servers, and I'm working on a fix. (Version 1.1) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Dec 1 2008 |
SANDRO NOEL I've never tested with the version used on the iphone, but I tested with Linux Netatalk, and OSX Native AFP. Try not entering a username and password for the share definition. if it's already in your keychain it will be used instead. I'll have a look into it. (Version 1.1) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Nov 30 2008 |
SANDRO NOEL My bad, Bonjour Mounter is supposed to try and mount all on startup, but i commented out the code for testing, it will be reactivated in the next update. (Version 1.0) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Nov 29 2008 |
SANDRO NOEL I'm sorry I misunderstood your suggestion on the first read. I will look into a way to unmount share points that you do not want. Thank you for the suggestion. (Version 1.0) | |
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Bonjour Mounter | Nov 29 2008 |
SANDRO NOEL Bonjour mounter will only mount the share points that are defined in it's list of mounts. At login or when the server becomes available it will mount all the share points that you have defined, nothing else. So if like me you roam from network to network, it will be nice to define only the one you actually use. If other access points than the ones you have defined in Bonjour Mounter are getting mounted, then it's probably something in relation to your network, in the sense that OS X Server can also do auto mounting when you log on the network. Thank you for trying out Bonjour mounter! (Version 1.0) | |
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