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!!! Modular approach with filesystem
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One way to achieve remote encrypted backup with the encryption happening on the client is to:
* export remote storage as webdav
* mount the remote storage locally
* mount an ecryptfs filesystem on top of the local mount of webdav
* rsync the data from the local storage to the ecryptfs filesystem
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[{GraphViz title='Encrypted backup2' filter='dot' imap='false'
This should be fine with Linux but requires Operating System and low level features. So it would be a problem on Windows.
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"Ecryptfs view of medium"--"Webdav mount"
"Remote webdav server"--"Webdav mount"
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!!! Recoding ecryptfs in Java
Ecryptfs in java
The idea is to use Java to implement access methods for ecryptfs and use that to implement a small webdav server of it.
That would allow windows and mac users to access ecryptfs data without root access.
That could be cool for a USB key.
Ecryptfs backend for a wiki? There is already a kernel implementation of ecryptfs and the wiki can use files.
Ecryptfs uses openPGP essentially. So the relevant APIs should be in Java.
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