Hello, each encrypted folder has 3 pieces of information needed to work. The disk image, the disk image password and the mountpoint folder.
The mountpoint folder is least critical as it can be recreated easily.
The sparse bundle disk image and the password are however critical.
The password, name and location are all stored inside Encrypted Espionage database. The fact that the database shows the folder in the folder list, should mean that the database is OK. However, as Espionage tells you, the required disk image cannot be found in the recorded location.
So the first task will be to locate it, either on your current disks or in some backup if you have any.
To know what to look for, please click onto small "i" near the folder name, and in the folder option window the disk image drop down menu will tell you which disk image name is connected to that folder. Take a note about this name and this is what you have to find.
Once you found it, let me know.
I hope you find it,
Zsolt
The mountpoint folder is least critical as it can be recreated easily.
The sparse bundle disk image and the password are however critical.
The password, name and location are all stored inside Encrypted Espionage database. The fact that the database shows the folder in the folder list, should mean that the database is OK. However, as Espionage tells you, the required disk image cannot be found in the recorded location.
So the first task will be to locate it, either on your current disks or in some backup if you have any.
To know what to look for, please click onto small "i" near the folder name, and in the folder option window the disk image drop down menu will tell you which disk image name is connected to that folder. Take a note about this name and this is what you have to find.
Once you found it, let me know.
I hope you find it,
Zsolt