Cannot detect sparse disk image boundle and unmount about ejectify-macos

[nielsmouthaan]

So, to confirm: Ejectify doesn't list the volume under the Volumes section? Where do you store the image? On your primary disk?

[tangdi]

I have the sparse disk image bundle at my Desktop folder and I mount it

However, Ejectify does not list the volume.

[nielsmouthaan]

Make sense, Ejectify explicitly filters out disk images as it's designed to work with volumes on external disks only (although there's a minor issue causing also internal volumes to be displayed in some cases).

Depending on your coding skills, you could try cloning the repository and removing the indicated if-statement to see if that makes it work for you.

But out of curiosity, why do you want to unmount the volume? Is FileVault not already protecting it properly?

[tangdi]

FileVault only can protect against someone physically pulling out of the disk and try to read it. My scenario is that if someone has a full control of my system, he or she won't notice the disk image into which I can put some highly sensitive data, because the disk image will be unmounted every time laptop sleeps.
Could you add an option to the next version so that although by default it filter out disk image, I can enable this function by using some flag in the official version.

[nielsmouthaan]

Duplicate of this planned enhancement ticket.