Eject without confirmation

[FrankNErnest]

I wanted to make a remote workflow that ejects specific external drives. I gave it two minutes and couldn't figure it out  so I decided to use the built-in Eject All.

 

I was surprised to see that it brought up a confirmation on the Mac. I'm not clear what the value of being remote is if I have to be at the Mac to confirm the action.

 

In the hope I'm missing something I thought I'd post this.

[FrankNErnest]

I worked around the problem by loading an applescript:

 

set diskName1 to "DiskOne"

set diskName2 to "DiskTwo"

 

tell application "Finder"

if disk diskName1 exists then

eject disk diskName1

end if

if disk diskName2 exists then

eject disk diskName2

end if

end tell

[Andrew]

In the hope I'm missing something I thought I'd post this.

 

You can turn off the confirmation for Eject All (or any of the system commands) by double clicking on the Eject All item in Alfred's Remote prefs and unticking Confirm