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Mounting disk images
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Mounting disk images


  • Subject: Mounting disk images
  • From: Development <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 19 Jan 2008 10:05:38 -0700

I've been looking through the disk arbitration framework and disk recording hoping to find an answer but it's not readily apparent I've also looked on the developer site but it only talks about hdid. I want to mount a disk image without it appearing on the desktop similar to the way that a filevault image mounts. So my question is, Am I pursuing a wild ornithopod without due cause? Or is it possible to do this.
The reason for this is I am trying to create an application with high security and for it's tmp files and other such things, it will use a 128 bit(on 10.4) 256bit (on 10.5) encrypted disk image but I was hoping for it to not look messy with images appearing on the desktop. Also with it mounting these things on the desktop it does kind of cut the security a lot... the other choice of course it to gpg every file as it is created but I kind of wanted to avoid that as it either requires me to include gpg as part of the package or require it's installation prior to security being made available.


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