Re: [Blocks-development] Question...

[Craig I. <cr...@mi...>]

Its been a long long time so I had to have a quick look at the source. 
Basically
the file is split up into blocks when it is inserted into the disk 
cache. This is
done by the function inject_file_into_cache() in cache.cpp.

Looks like the last block is padded with zeros before being scrambled 
(encrypted
by a random number associated with the file), written to disk (when it 
would be
re-encrypted by the cache key), and possibly sent to a remote server 
(when it would
be re-encrypted by the relevant session key).

That code is pretty scary :-)

ttfn

PG.


Michael D. Carey wrote:

>Can someone provide a description of how Blocks pads files less than (x *
>64)kb...?  or does it...?
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