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Old 09-16-2008
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Send password : In Background

Hi All,

How to pass the password in background.....?


" /usr/bin/hdiutil attach -mountroot -stdinpass /path/to/mount/
/path/of/image/TEST.sparseimage "


The above command asks the password to mount a sparse image and when
supplied it gets mount. But my requirement is to use this command within
a shell script to mount the sparse image, and I don't want to store the
password in key chain file. How I would pass the password to this command
to mount the sparse image......?

Please suggest me...
 

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