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Yes. Very crypt as adhoc encrypted folders I then move them around and versions them with git ( the version is not incremental, I just know if it’s the same has
by NoBreakfirst 4y ago
Yes. Very crypt as adhoc encrypted folders
I then move them around and versions them with git ( the version is not incremental, I just know if it’s the same hash .. )
- johntash 4y agoAre you running git outside of the encrypted container? Or are you running it inside (versioning decrypted files)? If you are doing the former, I used to use git-annex[1] for a similar purpose and liked it to keep track of where the encrypted versions of files are stored. [1]: https://git-annex.branchable.com/ https://git-annex.branchable.com/
- NoBreakfirst 4y agoOutside, I’m versioning blob or encrypted data. I’m doing that for my password ( using the awesome “pass” cli ) And some pdf with PPI. Picture are backup non encrypted so It’s around 100mo since years. Checking… Less; 78mo. But git annex look nifty! The use case is large file? Correct ?