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Thanks for the response, Greg. I am glad that you will take a closer look. I have posted a similar information in the LB forum. Thanks again!

Of course I can open the folder and bring up the password prompt but that means I have to open a Finder window. What I want to do is to access the folders inside LB and that only works when the folder is unlocked. LB is whitelisted for the reason that I don't want a password prompt any time LB want to index the folder or the folder is part of a search result in LB (for the same reason I don't use Application Association). That means I can look through LB into a locked folder but I see only the three folders "This folder contains encrypted data...". Is there a way to unlock a folder other than to open the folder via LB through the Finder?

LB shows me locked and unlocked folders (most of the time; the mentioned problem with symbolic links still exists...) but a unlocked folder seems not properly recognized as a volume even it is listed under volumes. I am not able to eject such a volume.

Interesting discussion but a bit over my head or better coding experiences. Is there a simple apple script or terminal code that would allow me to unlock or lock a specific folder or all folders? I would like to use Launchbar to unlock and lock folders. Perhaps it would be possible to tell the Espionage helper via a apple script to lock/unlock a folder? Or could I even assign a keyboard shortcut?

Thanks,
Thomas

Actually, I doubt that this is the problem because LB does index aliases. I just double checked this. A manually created alias was immediately detected by LB. Maybe I should ask Norbert from Objective Development.

Perhaps that is a silly question but could it be that encrypted but unlocked folders are not "visible" for LaunchBar (LB)? LB does indexing locked (encrypted) folders (so I can find them through LB) but as soon as a folder is unlocked it disappears from LB.

Thanks,
T.

Thank you for your response. I may give it a try but it could be a bit difficult to set up Squeeze to squeeze unencrypted folders only.

Does Espionage play nice with Squeeze? What I mean is, could I squeeze encrypted folders?

Thanks,
T.