When you log into the computers an applescript will run to guide your login to your iLocker account. Its a pretty simple script that asks you a few questions, opens fetch and applies your answers to the right places.
If you op out when you first login, you can always launch the iLocker script later. Its called Fetch iLocker and its in the applications folder (as a run-only applescript app).
I tried other ways to do this. One, use applescript to mount volume but I kept getting errors. Two, use Automator but I couldn’t get a variable in the URL field of the “Get Specified Servers” action and therefore, the specific user area would not pass through to the “Connect to Servers” action. So lastly, using Fetch seems to work every time.
Here’s the script if you interested.
set myUsername to “”
set Dialog1 to display dialog “To connect to iLocker, please enter your BSU user name (otherwise, press Cancel)” default answer “”
set the myUsername to the text returned of Dialog1
set myPassword to “”
set Dialog2 to display dialog “Please enter your BSU password” default answer “” with hidden answer
set myPassword to the text returned of Dialog2
tell application “Finder”
activate
open application file “Fetch.app” of folder “Applications” of startup disk
end tell
tell application “Fetch”
activate
make new transfer window at beginning with properties {hostname:”ilocker.bsu.edu”, username:myUsername, password:myPassword, initial folder:”users/” & myUsername}
end tell
