If I currently use debugreiserfs -p /dev/xxx | gzip -c > xxx.gz and later for testing gunzip -c xxx.gz | unpack /dev/yyy I get the same filenames on the last target partition. (with reiserfsprogs 3.6.7-pre1)
If I don't want to spread info about /home/manuel/my_car/tech_overview/lies_for_BMW_&_DC/engine.259.fake.jpg anywhere else than only on my HDD, shouldn't this file be converted to /d98/d4/d2/d65/d1/23.file e.g., or something like that (random directory & filenames) within debugreiserfs, in general?!
I don't know if that is a serious security issue. But it is one.
No no, I don't doubt your developers' debugging cyle and purpose at all. But I don't need you (and others if we couldn't establish a secure connection) to read our filenames. In case of real failure we may not be able to rename anything any more, you know..
Best regards,
Manuel Krause
(The filenames mentioned above have NO real meaning in ANY sense.)
