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CryptBridge 0.9.0
Several vaults on one Linux server, each in a folder of its own.
Linux server
- As many vaults as you like, in different clouds. Every vault is a folder in
~/CryptBridge, and your video player sees each one as a folder of the same share (same address, user and password as before). Each vault runs on its own: one can be switched off, or fail, while the others keep working. - Add a vault with
sudo cryptbridge vault add, or Vaults > Add a vault in thecryptbridgemenu, and paste its transfer block. The setup suggests the vault's name from the Windows program as the folder name. A block of a vault that is on the server already renews it (for example after signing in again) instead of adding it twice. - Switch a vault off and on. Switched off, it is unmounted and its folder disappears, for the video players too. It stays off, also after a restart of the server, until you switch it on again. Files waiting for their upload stay on the server and go up once it is on again.
- Delete a vault from the server. Only the server's copy goes: its keys, its cache and its folder. Your files in the cloud are not touched. If files still wait for their upload, CryptBridge says how many and asks first.
- The menu has a new item 3: Vaults: add, switch on/off, delete. The other items moved down by one.
cryptbridge vaultlists the vaults with their check codes;sudo cryptbridge vault on NAME,off NAMEanddelete NAMEwork without the menu.
Windows
- The transfer block now carries the vault's name, so that the server can suggest it.
- The guide for your own pCloud app names the new server command.
Updating
- Server: download
setup.shagain and run it:
curl -fsSLO https://raw.githubusercontent.com/burnersen/CryptBridge/main/linux/setup.sh && sudo bash setup.shYour vault moves into a folder of its own in ~/CryptBridge (you choose its name), and files waiting for their upload move along. In your video player the films are then one folder deeper: open the share again (Infuse may need to update its library).
- Windows: recommended, so that new transfer blocks carry the vault's name. Older blocks still work; the server then suggests the name of the vault's folder in the cloud.
Downloads
CryptBridge.exe: Windows 11 (64-bit), needs WinFspsetup.sh: Linux server (Ubuntu / Debian)