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I have now reinstalled and uninstalled Espionage 3 times. Each time I try to lock a folder on the disk attached to the Airport base station it actually turns off my wireless network completely. (Even setting a password for a folder without any encryption causes this to happen) I get a critical error message saying the folder cannot be locked, but this is because Espionage is causing my Airport Network to close during the process.
I can connect and write to the Airport disk with any other program, it is only when I use Espionage that this happens.

Thanks for your response.

The volume is on an external drive (partitioned into 3 volumes), attached directly to the usb output on an Airport Extreme Base Station.

Dave

Hi,

I've just had to uninstall Espionage because it has caused me some Finder crashes,

I like the look of Espionage so I thought I'd start testing it and set up a couple of simple folders.  I set these up on an external disk under Airport.

Basically creating the folders - no problem.
Opening the folders for the first time - no problem.
Locking the folders for the first time - no problem.
Subsequently unlocking/ locking has no effect.
Espionage would show both folders locked, but I had complete access. I could not change the status using the menu bar demon, as the discs greyed out after the first lock/unlock operation. Changing the status in the Espionage main window has no effect.
I tried re-launching Finder and get a -10810 error.
The only way to lock the folders was to reboot the system to get the Finder back, eject the Airport volume, then re-connect the volume.
I know there have been some problems reported of this -10810 error with Snow Leopard, and connected perhaps to Launch Services, but I had no problems prior to installing Espionage, and I have none since uninstalling the program.
I have tried a similar test with Knox, and also with Truecrypt, and neither of these has had any problem in creating and re-using images on the airport disc.

I would like to be able to use Espionage, so any suggestions you might have would be most welcome.
Dave