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From: John H. <jo...@dr...> - 2006-05-03 09:51:50
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Hello I've just stumbled upon rsyncrypto, it seems to do just what I need except for one thing. I want to use rsync to backup servers but don't want to enable root ssh. It would be useful if rsyncrypto could store file ownership/permissions in the encrypted files and make the encrypted files 0600 and owned by an arbitrary user - say backup. That way I can rsync using the user 'backup' with minimal ssh privileges. The decrypt could then restore the original permissions. Perhaps this is already possible or maybe you know of a simple workaround. I've also noticed that files' executable permissions are lost in the encrypt/decrypt cycle - is this intentional? Cheers John |