On Tuesday 13 January 2004 17:17, Marcus Williams wrote:
On 13/01/2004, Bill wrote:
- make sure your kernel support encrypted loopback your
encryption of choice - configure a crypto loop to your tape
device
losetup -e twofish /dev/loop0 /dev/nst0
Well, you learn a new thing every
On Thu, 2004-01-15 at 12:34, Klaus Holler wrote:
Well, you learn a new thing every day. Never thought you could do
that! What happens with media errors on the tape when you read it
back?
depends on the cipher mode you use:
... snip ...
if using CBC (cipher block chaining mode) you will
On Tuesday 13 January 2004 17:17, Marcus Williams wrote:
On 13/01/2004, Bill wrote:
- make sure your kernel support encrypted loopback your
encryption of choice - configure a crypto loop to your tape
device
losetup -e twofish /dev/loop0 /dev/nst0
Well, you learn a new thing every
On Thu, 2004-01-15 at 12:34, Klaus Holler wrote:
Well, you learn a new thing every day. Never thought you could do
that! What happens with media errors on the tape when you read it
back?
depends on the cipher mode you use:
... snip ...
if using CBC (cipher block chaining mode) you will
On Tue, Jan 13, 2004 at 10:19:12AM +, Marcus Williams wrote:
I am investigating ways of producing encrypted backups.
You may also want to look into aespipe at http://loop-aes.sf.net
HTH,
DaCa.
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Write me in Dutch
On Tue, Jan 13, 2004 at 10:19:12AM +, Marcus Williams wrote:
I am investigating ways of producing encrypted backups.
You may also want to look into aespipe at http://loop-aes.sf.net
HTH,
DaCa.
--
Danny Cautaert, Zopista and Pythoneer using Adamantix, FreeBSD Debian
Write me in Dutch
Hi -
I am investigating ways of producing encrypted backups. Currently I
use afio and gpg (via tob) with something like:
afio -b 10240 -c 1000 -U -Z -P gpg -Q --symmetric -Q \
--passphrase-fd=3 -Q --no-verbose -Q --batch -Q --no-options \
-3 3 -o /dev/nst0 $FILELIST 3$PASSPHRASE
where
On 13/01/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
First of all, don't use the 'Z' option. GPG compresses itself and this
would slow down the process a lot.
I'm pretty sure the 'Z' option is needed - coupled with the 'P' option
that tells afio to 'compress' using an external program that happens
to be
Hi Marcus,
* Marcus Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am investigating ways of producing encrypted backups. Currently I
use afio and gpg (via tob) with something like:
Did you try duplicity?
- Alexander
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On 13/01/2004, Alexander Neumann wrote:
Did you try duplicity?
No - I just took a look at it though and I suspect that its not an
option because it uploads the encrypted archive offsite. Not really an
option on our ADSL line (we're talking about 60+Gb of data on a full
backup)
Thanks
Marcus
First of all, don't use the 'Z' option. GPG compresses itself and this
would slow down the process a lot.
On 13-Jan-2004 10:19:12, Marcus Williams wrote:
Hi -
I am investigating ways of producing encrypted backups. Currently I
use afio and gpg (via tob) with something like:
afio -b
Hi Marcus,
* Marcus Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 13/01/2004, Alexander Neumann wrote:
Did you try duplicity?
No - I just took a look at it though and I suspect that its not an
option because it uploads the encrypted archive offsite. Not really an
option on our ADSL line (we're
[I meant to send this to the list]
On 13/01/2004, Alexander Neumann wrote:
You are able to store the backup-files on a local disk...
Yes, but then we lose the ability to take them offsite. Well, unless I
then move them to a tape. Worth thinking about though.
Thanks
Marcus
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Marcus Williams
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
First of all, don't use the 'Z' option. GPG compresses itself and this
would slow down the process a lot.
Don't you have a working email-addres or are you trying to DoS the owner
of please.de?
$ host -t mx please.de
please.de MX
Hi Marcus,
* Marcus Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[I meant to send this to the list]
Thanks. I was just writing a mail about honoring the
Mail-Followup-To:-Header... ;)
On 13/01/2004, Alexander Neumann wrote:
You are able to store the backup-files on a local disk...
Yes, but then we
On 13/01/2004, Alexander Neumann wrote:
* Marcus Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[I meant to send this to the list]
Thanks. I was just writing a mail about honoring the
Mail-Followup-To:-Header... ;)
[snip]
Sigh.. one of my wish list items for TheBat! is proper reply actions
such as this.
losetup -d /dev/loop0
It's kernel-side, very simple, and sould be fast enough...
Bill
Hi -
I am investigating ways of producing encrypted backups. Currently I
use afio and gpg (via tob) with something like:
afio -b 10240 -c 1000 -U -Z -P gpg -Q --symmetric -Q \
--passphrase
On 13/01/2004, Bill wrote:
- make sure your kernel support encrypted loopback your encryption of choice
- configure a crypto loop to your tape device
losetup -e twofish /dev/loop0 /dev/nst0
Well, you learn a new thing every day. Never thought you could do
that! What happens with media
Hi -
I am investigating ways of producing encrypted backups. Currently I use
afio and gpg (via tob) with something like:
take a look at loop-aes and aespipe.
http://loop-aes.sourceforge.net/loop-AES.README
http://loop-aes.sourceforge.net/aespipe.README
gaetano
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Hi -
I am investigating ways of producing encrypted backups. Currently I
use afio and gpg (via tob) with something like:
afio -b 10240 -c 1000 -U -Z -P gpg -Q --symmetric -Q \
--passphrase-fd=3 -Q --no-verbose -Q --batch -Q --no-options \
-3 3 -o /dev/nst0 $FILELIST 3$PASSPHRASE
where
First of all, don't use the 'Z' option. GPG compresses itself and this
would slow down the process a lot.
On 13-Jan-2004 10:19:12, Marcus Williams wrote:
Hi -
I am investigating ways of producing encrypted backups. Currently I
use afio and gpg (via tob) with something like:
afio -b
Hi Marcus,
* Marcus Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 13/01/2004, Alexander Neumann wrote:
Did you try duplicity?
No - I just took a look at it though and I suspect that its not an
option because it uploads the encrypted archive offsite. Not really an
option on our ADSL line (we're
[I meant to send this to the list]
On 13/01/2004, Alexander Neumann wrote:
You are able to store the backup-files on a local disk...
Yes, but then we lose the ability to take them offsite. Well, unless I
then move them to a tape. Worth thinking about though.
Thanks
Marcus
--
Marcus Williams
On 13/01/2004, Alexander Neumann wrote:
Did you try duplicity?
No - I just took a look at it though and I suspect that its not an
option because it uploads the encrypted archive offsite. Not really an
option on our ADSL line (we're talking about 60+Gb of data on a full
backup)
Thanks
Marcus
Hi Marcus,
* Marcus Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[I meant to send this to the list]
Thanks. I was just writing a mail about honoring the
Mail-Followup-To:-Header... ;)
On 13/01/2004, Alexander Neumann wrote:
You are able to store the backup-files on a local disk...
Yes, but then we
losetup -d /dev/loop0
It's kernel-side, very simple, and sould be fast enough...
Bill
Hi -
I am investigating ways of producing encrypted backups. Currently I
use afio and gpg (via tob) with something like:
afio -b 10240 -c 1000 -U -Z -P gpg -Q --symmetric -Q \
--passphrase
On 13/01/2004, Alexander Neumann wrote:
* Marcus Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[I meant to send this to the list]
Thanks. I was just writing a mail about honoring the
Mail-Followup-To:-Header... ;)
[snip]
Sigh.. one of my wish list items for TheBat! is proper reply actions
such as this.
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
First of all, don't use the 'Z' option. GPG compresses itself and this
would slow down the process a lot.
Don't you have a working email-addres or are you trying to DoS the owner
of please.de?
$ host -t mx please.de
please.de MX
On 13/01/2004, Bill wrote:
- make sure your kernel support encrypted loopback your encryption of choice
- configure a crypto loop to your tape device
losetup -e twofish /dev/loop0 /dev/nst0
Well, you learn a new thing every day. Never thought you could do
that! What happens with media
Hi Marcus,
* Marcus Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am investigating ways of producing encrypted backups. Currently I
use afio and gpg (via tob) with something like:
Did you try duplicity?
- Alexander
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Hi -
I am investigating ways of producing encrypted backups. Currently I use
afio and gpg (via tob) with something like:
take a look at loop-aes and aespipe.
http://loop-aes.sourceforge.net/loop-AES.README
http://loop-aes.sourceforge.net/aespipe.README
gaetano
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