Seems a bit complex, and I don't know about File Vault. The idea is to use 
MacID on iOS to unlock my Mac, but only when I lift the lid. I suppose I could 
set the display to sleep when open, but have the Mac never sleep. I'd be okay 
with that, unless OS X sees a dark screen as sleeping.
> On Nov 1, 2015, at 20:15, Sabahattin Gucukoglu <listse...@me.com> wrote:
> 
> This is doable, yes, and I have done it myself while travelling.
> 
> The trick here is to employ FileVault.  FileVault password prompts appear 
> when the machine has gone to standby or hibernation.  Turn off all prompting 
> inside OS X, and set up FileVault.  Then adjust your energy preferences using 
> System Preferences to never go to sleep, and set your hibernation mode to 
> hibernate using the command line and pmset tool.  Alternatively, using the 
> same tool, set the standby delay to something low enough that it will kick 
> in, but high enough that your Mac can sleep safely.  I prefer the first 
> option, even though it does mean it takes longer to sleep and wake from 
> hibernation.  Be aware that doing this also kills any feature that depends on 
> sleep, for example network availability or PowerNap.
> 
> If you want to pursue this, let us know.
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