Description
encviewfuse is a fuse filesystem that provides an encrypted view on a given directory. You can use it in conjunction with usual backup software without the requirement to save the files encrypted or provide additional space.
Installation
The file system is available for Python 3 via pypi (encviewfuse.fuse).
Usage
encviewfuse_fs <source directory> <mount point> -o secret=<secret>,fileSalt=<fileSalt>,filenameSalt=<filenameSalt>
Option Value |
Meaning |
|---|---|
source directory |
The directory containing the files to be encrypted |
mount point |
The mount point for the encrypted view |
secret |
The secret used for the encryption |
fileSalt |
The id of the file salt provider (filename | mtime) |
filenameSalt |
The id of the filename salt provider (filename | mtime) |
Instead of the secret option, you can also use the secretfile option to specify a file containing the secret.
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