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Axis 0.8.34

27 Jun 14:14
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Axis (eXtra Simple - XS). This program provides simple cryptographic protection of user data.


Usage : ./bin/axis <OPTIONS>
Examples:

axis --encrypt -i ./ --password=abcdef > encrypted.xs  
axis --encrypt -p abcdef --input=./source.in --output=./encrypted.xs  
axis --encrypt -p abcdef -i ./src1 -i ./src2 -o ./encrypted.xs  
axis --decrypt -p abcdef -i ./source.xs  
axis --decrypt -p abcdef -i ./source.xs -o ./  
axis -e -p abcdef -i ./source.in -o ./encrypted.xs  
axis -e -j -s -p abcdef -i "./source.*" -o ./encrypted.xs  
axis --statistics -e -p abcdef -i ./source.in -o ./encrypted.xs  
axis -d -i ./source.xs  
axis -s -d -i ./source.xs  
axis --repair -i ./source.xs --output=./repaired.xs  
axis -r -i ./source.xs -o ./repaired.xs  
cat source.xs | axis --repair > repaired.xs  
axis --check -i ./source.xs  
axis -c -i ./source.xs  
cat source.xs | axis --check  
axis --list -i ./source.xs -p abcdef  
axis -l -i ./source.xs  
axis -u -i "./*.in"  
axis -u"./*.in"  
cat source.in | axis -u  

Options:

Option Value
-e, --encrypt encode input data ("encrypt" MODE)
-d, --decrypt decode input data ("decrypt" MODE)
-d0, --decrypt=0 decode input data ("decrypt" MODE), but without writing - a kind of check
-l, --list list contents of the XS-archive
-l0, --list=0 list contents of the XS-archive, but without printing - a kind of check
-c, --check check integrity of the encoded data
-r, --repair repair corrupted XS-data
-u[NAME], --checksum[=NAME] calculate Axis (160-bit) checksums - ONLY ONE FILENAME or PATH
-p STRING, --password=STRING max size of the STRING: 255 characters
min size of the STRING: 6 bytes
(required if MODE is NOT "check" or "repair"; if it is not set - it will be requested)
-n, --ignore ignore impossibility of change file ownership/permissions or access/modification times (ONLY for "decrypt" MODE)
-g, --incognito don't write/check identification signature in XS-archive
-m, --irreplaceable don't write/check recovery data in XS-archive (ONLY for "encrypt" or "decrypt" MODE)
WARNING: HIGH probability of damage to the output data!
-j, --jam synonymous for "-g -m"
-i NAME , --input=NAME input file or directory (wildcards accepted ONLY for "encrypt" MODE)
NOTE: when using wildcards - put them in double quotes
-o NAME , --output=NAME output file or directory - ONLY ONE FILENAME or PATH
-s, --statistics display work progress
-h, --help display this help and exit
-v, --version output version information and exit

This is free software. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. WARNING: This program can be used ONLY for protection of personal information; it CANNOT be used for protection of confidential information (personally identifiable information etc.) or any other data.


Written by Alexey V. Simbarsky.

Axis 0.8.33

26 Jun 11:56
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Axis (eXtra Simple - XS). This program provides simple cryptographic protection of user data.


Usage : ./bin/axis <OPTIONS>
Examples:

axis --encrypt -i ./ --password=abcdef > encrypted.xs  
axis --encrypt -p abcdef --input=./source.in --output=./encrypted.xs  
axis --encrypt -p abcdef -i ./src1 -i ./src2 -o ./encrypted.xs  
axis --decrypt -p abcdef -i ./source.xs  
axis --decrypt -p abcdef -i ./source.xs -o ./  
axis -e -p abcdef -i ./source.in -o ./encrypted.xs  
axis -e -j -s -p abcdef -i "./source.*" -o ./encrypted.xs  
axis --statistics -e -p abcdef -i ./source.in -o ./encrypted.xs  
axis -d -i ./source.xs  
axis -s -d -i ./source.xs  
axis --repair -i ./source.xs --output=./repaired.xs  
axis -r -i ./source.xs -o ./repaired.xs  
cat source.xs | axis --repair > repaired.xs  
axis --check -i ./source.xs  
axis -c -i ./source.xs  
cat source.xs | axis --check  
axis --list -i ./source.xs -p abcdef  
axis -l -i ./source.xs  
axis -u -i "./*.in"  
axis -u"./*.in"  
cat source.in | axis -u  

Options:

Option Value
-e, --encrypt encode input data ("encrypt" MODE)
-d, --decrypt decode input data ("decrypt" MODE)
-d0, --decrypt=0 decode input data ("decrypt" MODE), but without writing - a kind of check
-l, --list list contents of the XS-archive
-l0, --list=0 list contents of the XS-archive, but without printing - a kind of check
-c, --check check integrity of the encoded data
-r, --repair repair corrupted XS-data
-u[NAME], --checksum[=NAME] calculate Axis (160-bit) checksums - ONLY ONE FILENAME or PATH
-p STRING, --password=STRING max size of the STRING: 255 characters
min size of the STRING: 6 bytes
(required if MODE is NOT "check" or "repair"; if it is not set - it will be requested)
-n, --ignore ignore impossibility of change file ownership/permissions or access/modification times (ONLY for "decrypt" MODE)
-g, --incognito don't write/check identification signature in XS-archive
-m, --irreplaceable don't write/check recovery data in XS-archive (ONLY for "encrypt" or "decrypt" MODE)
WARNING: HIGH probability of damage to the output data!
-j, --jam synonymous for "-g -m"
-i NAME , --input=NAME input file or directory (wildcards accepted ONLY for "encrypt" MODE)
NOTE: when using wildcards - put them in double quotes
-o NAME , --output=NAME output file or directory - ONLY ONE FILENAME or PATH
-s, --statistics display work progress
-h, --help display this help and exit
-v, --version output version information and exit

This is free software. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. WARNING: This program can be used ONLY for protection of personal information; it CANNOT be used for protection of confidential information (personally identifiable information etc.) or any other data.


Written by Alexey V. Simbarsky.

Axis 0.8.32

19 Jun 14:43
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Axis (eXtra Simple - XS). This program provides simple cryptographic protection of user data.


Usage : ./bin/axis <OPTIONS>
Examples:

axis --encrypt -i ./ --password=abcdef > encrypted.xs  
axis --encrypt -p abcdef --input=./source.in --output=./encrypted.xs  
axis --encrypt -p abcdef -i ./src1 -i ./src2 -o ./encrypted.xs  
axis --decrypt -p abcdef -i ./source.xs  
axis --decrypt -p abcdef -i ./source.xs -o ./  
axis -e -p abcdef -i ./source.in -o ./encrypted.xs  
axis -e -j -s -p abcdef -i "./source.*" -o ./encrypted.xs  
axis --statistics -e -p abcdef -i ./source.in -o ./encrypted.xs  
axis -d -i ./source.xs  
axis -s -d -i ./source.xs  
axis --repair -i ./source.xs --output=./repaired.xs  
axis -r -i ./source.xs -o ./repaired.xs  
cat source.xs | axis --repair > repaired.xs  
axis --check -i ./source.xs  
axis -c -i ./source.xs  
cat source.xs | axis --check  
axis --list -i ./source.xs -p abcdef  
axis -l -i ./source.xs  
axis -u -i "./*.in"  
axis -u"./*.in"  
cat source.in | axis -u  

Options:

Option Value
-e, --encrypt encode input data ("encrypt" MODE)
-d, --decrypt decode input data ("decrypt" MODE)
-d0, --decrypt=0 decode input data ("decrypt" MODE), but without writing - a kind of check
-l, --list list contents of the XS-archive
-l0, --list=0 list contents of the XS-archive, but without printing - a kind of check
-c, --check check integrity of the encoded data
-r, --repair repair corrupted XS-data
-u[NAME], --checksum[=NAME] calculate Axis (160-bit) checksums - ONLY ONE FILENAME or PATH
-p STRING, --password=STRING max size of the STRING: 255 characters
min size of the STRING: 6 bytes
(required if MODE is NOT "check" or "repair"; if it is not set - it will be requested)
-n, --ignore ignore impossibility of change file ownership/permissions or access/modification times (ONLY for "decrypt" MODE)
-g, --incognito don't write/check identification signature in XS-archive
-m, --irreplaceable don't write/check recovery data in XS-archive (ONLY for "encrypt" or "decrypt" MODE)
WARNING: HIGH probability of damage to the output data!
-j, --jam synonymous for "-g -m"
-i NAME , --input=NAME input file or directory (wildcards accepted ONLY for "encrypt" MODE)
NOTE: when using wildcards - put them in double quotes
-o NAME , --output=NAME output file or directory - ONLY ONE FILENAME or PATH
-s, --statistics display work progress
-h, --help display this help and exit
-v, --version output version information and exit

This is free software. There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. WARNING: This program can be used ONLY for protection of personal information; it CANNOT be used for protection of confidential information (personally identifiable information etc.) or any other data.


Written by Alexey V. Simbarsky.