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When the brouhaha about TrueCrypt started, I wrote a zsh wrapper for "mounting" GPG-encrypted tarballs as directories: https://gist.github.com/gcv/b7d72023a851f
by gcv 12y ago
When the brouhaha about TrueCrypt started, I wrote a zsh wrapper for "mounting" GPG-encrypted tarballs as directories: https://gist.github.com/gcv/b7d72023a851f2edf951 https://gist.github.com/gcv/b7d72023a851f2edf951
It works well as a TrueCrypt replacement for me personally, but has a couple of warts. Secure rm is slow on cleanup, and the user needs to be careful about the hidden files it uses to keep track of volume metadata.
- TheLoneWolfling 12y ago> and is cross-platform That's not Windows-compatible, as far as I know. Still interesting though.
- gcv 12y agoI consider the zsh scripts a proof-of-concept more than production code. It should be a relatively simple matter to rewrite the gpgd scripts in a portable manner, provided gpg and tar are available. I'm sure Windows has some kind of secure rm equivalent, too.