Userspace Encrypted File System
EncFS provides an encrypted file system, layered on top of a normal
directory tree and encrypts individual files which are stored in the
hosting directory tree.
This has several advantages over the loopback encryption which
provided by the Linux kernel: - No space is and has to be
reserved, encrypted files only take the space that they really
occupy
- Backups: encrypted files can be individually backed-up on the host
filesystem
- Layering: Since it's hosted on a normal filesystem, encfs can be
used on filesystems which normally have no support encryption,
like NFS or other userspace filesystems.
EncFS is implemented as a userspace filesystem in an unprivileged
application using fuse (FUSE (Filesystem in USErspace)).
- Developed at security
- Sources inherited from project openSUSE:Factory
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Source Files
Filename | Size | Changed |
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encfs-1.9.1.tar.gz | 0000455910 445 KB | |
encfs.changes | 0000007838 7.65 KB | |
encfs.spec | 0000005291 5.17 KB |
Revision 36 (latest revision is 41)
- update to 1.9.1 * Fix empty log file creation * Link with libintl when available * add LIB_INSTALL_DIR override during build to aid in customized install locations * upgrade easylogging++ - update to 1.9 * switch to CMake * OSX build improvements, RPATH setup * Drop Boost dependency. Uses tinyxml2 to read existing XML config archives. * Drop librlog dependency. Uses easylogging++ for logging. * add encfs_create operation * replace getdir with readdir * cleanup includes and reformat code * allow writes in reverse mode when no header is used * make use of C++11 (eg std unordered_map in place of GNU internal hashmap) - split *.mo files to a separate package encfs-lang - preperation to include checks - removed cmake-libdir-name.patch and old-perm-checks.patch which are not needed any more - install tinyxml2-3 if not available in the official repos - configure-fix.patch: also not needed anymore
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