dmglib
dmglib is a tiny python wrapper built around the hdiutil command line tool on macOS. It is intended to be used to work with the contents of DMG files on macOS.
dmglib provides functions for the following tasks:
- Querying the list of currently attached disk images on the system
- Checking whether a target disk image is password-protected
- Checking whether a given password is correct for a target disk image
- Attaching and detaching disk images
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Release files for dmglib 0.9.6
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