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Design some optionated directory structure for data operations #24

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fititnt opened this issue Oct 26, 2020 · 0 comments
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Design some optionated directory structure for data operations #24

fititnt opened this issue Oct 26, 2020 · 0 comments
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anti-pattern-on-tails This topic is likely to be the oposite of what Tails aims to be. optionated Issue likely to have optionated implementation to make things glue easier. Not strong standard.

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fititnt commented Oct 26, 2020

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On the #13, was about where to put software. This issue is about where to put data, as default, so it makes easier for scripting and documentation (and, assuming I eventually really use Tails, this is important to still works even after years). While target audience who works with tails is likely to do things via user interface, at least one of my primary usages would be backup and restore servers when manual acction is need or when someone else, without some experience with GPG, to be able to recover data on worst cases scenarios.

I don't know how people out there, who works for more than one client, can make sanity dealing with several GPGs to avoid use symetric encryption (aka passphase) and still not have some potential flaws. It could actually be easier to send an USB stick by mail than explain how to install GPG (and yes, I know that do exist smartcards, but clients may not seem as necessary and would preffer plain password).

One downside of this is that for backup/recover that are internet (and not over offline media) the Tor on tails can actually be pretty slow compared to raw internet.

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