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Encrypting the backup tarball on USB Devices (possible enhancement) #195
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You may upload your patch into a gist (https://gist.github.com/) |
Done, you can find the patch at: https://gist.github.com/4691079 |
Thanks for the patch - I had a quick look and you encrypt/decrypt within the whole |
@HannesGit It is easier to make a pull request rather than work with patches. The benefits are myriad:
Working with git requires some deeper understanding, but you can also modify files through Github itself and a pull-request is automatically made for you. So if you are fixing a single file, or modifying documentation, you don't even have to use the git command line) |
Added script https://github.com/rear/rear/blob/de6d6a2651e40bee4748e328efcd2d010f15c0b4/usr/share/rear/prep/NETFS/default/09_check_encrypted_backup.sh |
tested it myself - it works correctly |
Hello,
due to some special security requirements at our site we are forced to encrypt all backups on external media. I've wrote a quick and dirty patch that changes the tar commands in backup/NETFS/default/50_make_backup.sh and restore/NETFS/default/40_restore_backup.sh so that the tarball is des3 encrypted using openssl.
Do you think this could be a possible enhancement for rear? Please let me know where I can upload the patch.
Best regards,
Hannes
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