The Testing Area :: June Extensions



Thanks to J S for:
elinks.uci
curl.uci
tmsnc.tar.gz


Thanks to jpeters for:
sjeng.dsl

Thanks to curaga for:
bcrypt.tar.gz



Thanks to J S for an update to:
rtorrent-0.7.uci

I just checked out bcrypt; pretty amazing. It encrypted a folder of 14 books in about 5 seconds, and restored in about a second.

Update:  worked great unencrypting an encryped file passed to another linux computer with bcrypt installed (i.e., password goes with the file).  I couldn't get the windows version to work at all, however.
Wish it had a switch for encrypting subdirectories, but ./*/* works.

Glad you like it ;)
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Wish it had a switch for encrypting subdirectories


If you want to put whole directory trees into encrypted archives, you could try aespipe.dsl (eg):

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tar -cvf /pathto/output.aes  --use-compress-program=bz2aespipe somedirectorytree  


And to decrypt:

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tar -xvf /pathto/output.aes --use-comprress-program=bz2aespipe


It has a variety pf choices of hashes and ciphers -- see the top of the bz2aespipe script to set these.

It's by the author of loop-aes and is very strong, particularly if you increase the number of hash iterations at the top of bz2aespipe to, say, 50,000 times ;=)

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