Thank you
On Fri, Jun 18, 2021, 2:04 PM Rick Hillegas wrote:
> Look in the service.properties file in the top level of the database
> directory tree. You should see several encryption properties with names
> like the following:
>
>encryptionKeyLength
>encryptionAlgorithm
>derby.encry
Look in the service.properties file in the top level of the database
directory tree. You should see several encryption properties with names
like the following:
encryptionKeyLength
encryptionAlgorithm
derby.encryptionBlockSize
encryptedBootPassword
data_encrypt_algorithm_version
dat
Hi,
Is there any way to verify data encryption in the seg0 directory.
I have cat'ed a couple of the seg names and there appears to be plain text
being shown.
I just want to make sure the data is encrypted.
Thank you very much,
Best
Ed
Brad writes:
> Hi,
>
> I've been trying to get this working myself. I saw the steps you listed in
> your footnote as an example of a basic working test.
>
> [2]
> 1. Master: connect
> 'jdbc:derby:enctest2;encryptionAlgorithm=DES/CBC/NoPadding;encryptionKey=test;
> create=true';
> 2. Master: CALL
Hi,
I've been trying to get this working myself. I saw the steps you listed in
your footnote as an example of a basic working test.
[2]
1. Master: connect
'jdbc:derby:enctest2;encryptionAlgorithm=DES/CBC/NoPadding;encryptionKey=test;create=true';
2. Master: CALL SYSCS_UTIL.SYSCS_FREEZE_DATABASE()
Andrew Lawrenson wrote:
Ok, I understand - many thanks!
Andy
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Andrew,
Right, this kind of problem (the NPE) is
Ok, I understand - many thanks!
Andy
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Andrew,
Right, this kind of problem (the NPE) is a good example of things
Andrew,
Right, this kind of problem (the NPE) is a good example of things that
would need to be fixed. As I said, encryption/backup hasn't been tested
together and can only be considered experimental functionality at this
stage.
Regarding the question: Yes, it makes sense to me why startSlav
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Subject: RE: Derby Encryption AND Replication
Jorgen,
thanks for your clarification regarding the status of this combination
of features.
I think my issue is something
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Hi Andrew,
The reason why encryption and replication is not documented is because it has
not been tested at all. Theoretically, there is nothing I can think of that
will prevent it fro
Hi Andrew,
The reason why encryption and replication is not documented is because
it has not been tested at all. Theoretically, there is nothing I can
think of that will prevent it from working [1]. On the other hand, we
may have forgotten some details that I expect to be easy fixes if
somebo
Hi All,
is it possible to use replication to replicate an encrypted database.
Various things hint that it isn't supported (such as the StartSlave attribute
not specifying that you can combine it with encryptionKey), but I can't find
anything explicitly saying it isn't supported.
If I
Paul Byford wrote:
> hi,
> i intend to deploy derby in embedded form as part of an application. to
> protect the data i would like to use the disk encryption feature.
>
> the issue i have is that for my application to have access to the
> encrypted database data I must also deploy the bootPasswo
I don't totally understand your requirement.
Your application can be built to require the user to provide some
sort of authentication which can then be used to boot the database.
Straight forward would be to require the client to provide the boot
password, and then have the java classes dynamically
Paul Byford wrote:
hi,
i intend to deploy derby in embedded form as part of an application.
to protect the data i would like to use the disk encryption feature.
the issue i have is that for my application to have access to the
encrypted database data I must also deploy the bootPassword with the
hi,
i intend to deploy derby in embedded form as part of an application. to protect the data i would like to use the disk encryption feature.
the issue i have is that for my application to have access to the encrypted database data I must also deploy the bootPassword with the application in am
hi,
i intend to deploy derby in embedded form as part of an application. to protect the data i would like to use the disk encryption feature.
the issue i have is that for my application to have access to the encrypted database data I must also deploy the bootPassword with the application in amo
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