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I'm successfully using encfs to have my files encrypted.
encfs is a linux fuse filesystem driver which provides on-the-fly decryption of (part of) a filesystem.
It encrypts not only the file contents, but file names too.
It has this great --reverse option which allows you to do this the other way around, in other words, get an on-the-fly encrypted view of a piece of filesystem.
now I can just do this:
$ ls ~/google-drive # just a local directory on my local disk
bin
ChangeLog
config.json
front-end
lib
LICENSE
node_modules
package.json
readme.md
test
$ encfs --reverse ~/google-drive /tmp/gdrive/enc
$ ls /tmp/gdrive/enc
2oRqKnvuRuzA32PESQrQ4pQy
7C76CVzDXkubBaLYA884Lw29
auslyiIHfX-OJqrzkeCX8WWN
E5FEOXbDmEahtFGK5faZ7yQE
JPU2vAibrX1MFoyiCQxANlk1
kyt9N7kihDxf2LHQPlipQq96
WiT14h79AZIHrBuutEhHVfB2
yG1gCIoUXGqiYTnvrcfX65w0
yqe5qaGxPZJsnsI3uzrpOFZY
ZIwBfTVwcpu,xA1m5Rx13qUe
ZpifHI,nkOj5ijehALA9U25U
$ cd /tmp/gdrive
$ grive # this starts syncing the encrypted files, if new ones are found on the google drive, they are transparently decoded to ~/google-drive too
Thank you for this project. I have found grive useful, and think it will be interested not only for me:
encode with gnupg all files befor syncing. Is it real?
something like:
$ grive -e -r me@mail
Alex.
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