On Wednesday 10 October 2001 16:44, Bennett Todd wrote: > How about using something like the Cryptographic File System (CFS), > where the files are stored encrypted locally, and the encryption is > confined to blocks. This is done to make the encrypted files > random-addressable in the CFS implementation, but a consequence it > seems to me is that at least some changes might still rsync > efficiently.
I've used rsync to CFS. Works fine. root can't read a CFS volume as root, but of course root can su to anyone else. Not that it matters on my box since I am root. phma
