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Access FileVault sparseimages via ssh
In 10.3, hdid really only exists for backwards compatibility, and you should use hdiutil instead.
To mount it anywhere you want, try hdiutil -stdinpass attach /Users/username/username.sparseimage -mountpath /Users/username (Note that I haven't tried this, but the man pages say that's how you mount at a path outside of /Volumes)
Exactly as FileVault does it
After reading this entire thread, I was still left a little concerned. All of the tips result in the sparseimage being mounted as a device. This means the disk image is mounted on each users desktop with full write access! (Hardly a smart move.)
Thus I set about the quest of discovering exactly how FileVault does it. Surprisingly I couldn't find anything accurate online. This however I think solves all the problems:
The differences are:
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