Hello,
2012/9/28
>
> >> - The FileSet signature (md5/sha) is used to compare (at Bacula SD?)
> >> if the data read are unaltered regarding the hash value stored in the
> >> database
> >>
> >
> > I think fileset signature is not used during restore. :) I can't
> > find appropriate code in extract
Zitat von Radosław Korzeniewski :
> Hello,
>
> 2012/9/28
>>
>> - PKI Signature ensures that the client FD can verify on restore that
>> the data are actually saved by itself signed with the private key
>>
>
> Correct.
>
>
>> - PKI Encryption ensures that no one without any of the private keys
>>
Hello,
2012/9/28
>
> - PKI Signature ensures that the client FD can verify on restore that
> the data are actually saved by itself signed with the private key
>
Correct.
> - PKI Encryption ensures that no one without any of the private keys
> used at backup time can read the data
>
And Master
Zitat von lst_ho...@kwsoft.de:
> Hello
>
> i wonder which of the cryptographic signatures is used and how if i
> specify in the FileSet option "signature=md5" and on the client FD
> config "PKI Signatures=yes". In the manual is stated that the "PKI
> Signatures" is not configurable but uses SHA-2
Hello
i wonder which of the cryptographic signatures is used and how if i
specify in the FileSet option "signature=md5" and on the client FD
config "PKI Signatures=yes". In the manual is stated that the "PKI
Signatures" is not configurable but uses SHA-2 if available, otherwise
SHA-1. This
