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Well unfortunately the issues seems to have come back even after removing all the E2 components and restarting. With the problem occurring I was able to test just a normal encrypted sparsebundle to see if it exhibited the same behavior as the E3 mounted folders and it did not.

Hi Zsolt,

Thanks for the reply. I was able to create a sparsebundle that did operate with no problems. I also found remnants of the Espionage 2 installation still on my system so with instructions from here on the forum I made sure to remove them all. I am not experiencing the problem right now and will report back in a few days.

Hi, I've been having a lot of issues with E3 on Mavericks, all seem to be related to the finder. A couple of the problems:

- When unmounting folder I have to force quit the finder to see the folder empty, contents appear to be visible though not really there.
- When a folder is mounted I cannot launch any applications by double clicking on files, previews for documents are not generated
- When a folder is mounted I sometimes cannot drag and drop files between folders in finder.

The error i usually get when double clicking a file is, "The application can't be found.". There are no errors generated in the system logs when this happens. It's been very limiting and a bit frustrating to be limited in these ways so I wanted to find out what I can do to help figure out what is going on.

Thanks!

Thanks for your reply and pointer! I did realize that for now hdiutil is the only way to go. Since I'm trying to trigger a backup I first run an applescript that quits all the running applications that I have associated with any Espionage folders. Then I run this:

# Lock all folders
mount | grep EspionageMounts | cut -d' ' -f 3- | cut -d'(' -f 1 | xargs -I {} diskutil unmount {} &>/dev/null

Espionage doesn't seem to have an applescript dictionary and I'd like to be able to automate "lock all folders". Is there a way to invoke this behavior via the terminal?