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You can use EncFS [1] (Linux, FreeBSD, OSX) instead. This is far more efficient. I'm using it with Dropbox and it was fairly easy to set up and works well. You
by tombrossman 13y ago
You can use EncFS [1] (Linux, FreeBSD, OSX) instead. This is far more efficient. I'm using it with Dropbox and it was fairly easy to set up and works well.
You can make things even easier by using Gnome EncFS Manager [2] (Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, OpenSUSE, Arch) to automate mounting encrypted drives or folders. The GUI is simple and intuitive.
Basically, any directory or drive you can write to can be mounted as an encrypted container of individual files.
[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EncFS https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EncFS
[2]http://www.libertyzero.com/GEncfsM/ http://www.libertyzero.com/GEncfsM/
- AJ007 13y agoVery good, this is news to me. Truecrypt+Dropbox provided an example I thought everyone would understand, but it certainly is less than ideal.