[X-Unix] automounting when a network becomes available

[John Harrold]

Sometime in March Jerry Krinock assaulted the keyboard and produced:

| tell application "Finder"
|     mount volume "afp://sn:password@10.0.1.201/Macintosh HD/"
| end tell
| 
| where:
|    sn is a short user name on the desired volume
|    password is the user's password
|    10.0.1.201 is its IP address of the desired volume
|    Macintosh HD is its name
| 
| Yeah, I know that putting a password in a script like this is not good
| security.

Sorry if this seems a little basic, but where would I put the script?
Should I put it in cron, or is this something that goes directly into OS X?
To give you a better understanding of where I'm coming from. I've spent the
last 7 years using only Linux, more or less, and I'm not really up to speed
on all the nuances and features of OS X.

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