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October 3, 2016 15:06
If you add a fileserver URL to the dock like this: dockutil --add "smb://myserver/Data/Shared" --label "I Drive" ...then do a list: dockutil --list ...the entry doesn't list. The --find option also ignores such entries.
Allow use of “file://“ when specifying paths.
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For example, If you add a fileserver URL to the dock like this:
dockutil --add "smb://myserver/Data/Shared" --label "I Drive"
...then do a list:
dockutil --list
...the entry doesn't list.
The --find option also ignores such entries.
Currently, if you specify a file or directory path as a URL like this:
dockutil --add "file://mydrive/Data/Shared"
...it is confused with a fileserver URL and is displayed as a globe in the dock.
The proposed changes address both issues.