Backing up to encrypted image

[RichardC]

Hello.

I wish to create .dmg backups that are encrypted.

I understand you first create your image in disk utility (setting your desired encyption settings) then pointing SD at it.(?).

However...
SD never can mount the image (presumably it should bring up the password prompt). If mounted myself then, superduper either throws up an error (see end of post) or is unable to resize the image (which I believe sparse bundles can do?).

Any help to get this up and running appreciated. If possible I want to avoid having to choose the image's size before I run SD.

If any future versions could add this into the SD image creation gubbins I am sure a lot of people would be happy!

Snow Leopard with PGP WDE 10 beta BTW

Thanks,
Richard.


Backup - all files - RichReworked.dset
| 10:37:35 PM | Info | /
| 10:37:35 PM | Info | /.vol
| 10:37:35 PM | Info | Ignoring /.vol
| 10:37:35 PM | Info | /cores
| 10:37:35 PM | Info | /Network
| 10:37:35 PM | Info | /.Trashes
| 10:37:35 PM | Info | /bin
| 10:37:35 PM | Info | /sbin
| 10:37:35 PM | Info | /System
| 10:37:35 PM | Error | ****FAILED****: result=256 errno=22 (Unknown error: 0)