Unison and Gocryptfs on FreeBSD
Lluc Pallejà <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.network.unison.general |
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Hi, This is not strictly a Unison "issue" but rather finding an alternative of my current setup to use Unison and some sort of Fuse alternative with FreeBSD. Let me explain. My current setup is, one PC with Debian Bookworm, a Mac mini and a Macbook Pro. All three computers I have installed Unison (latest version) and Gocryptfs, which I use to have an encrypted folder with the option of -plaintextnames so everything is encrypted except the filenames, that way I can see what files will be synchronized and what direction. Then I synchronized my files with Unison to a private server which acts as a central point. So no matter which computer I use, I have a copy of all my files on every computer including the server. I've been using this setup for the last 6 years and it's been working really great. A few weeks ago I gave a FreeBSD a try and I liked it very much, all my software is also available on FreeBSD with the exception of Gocryptfs which is not supported or available on FreeBSD Since I totally rely on Gocryptfs I looked for other options such as CryFS or encryptFS but they neither of them have the option to NOT encrypt the file names, so that's a no go. I don't think there is a solution to my particular setup.. I have looked very hard and even try to use Gocryptfs with the Linux binary support on FreeBSD, but since Gocryptfs relies on https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://github.com/hanwen/go-fuse__;!!IBzWLUs!W8EAF-mQvO-FM8_YUxa_mZcNFiOdcq5a3KNAyoAXxIw_ZEitmk9M1wZ1GXJf9YXFnpWxYCHhfw1UzfvBRzv8MCOlnOQzjwYJZw$ library it doesn't really work. So, since some of you I think are using BSDs with Unison I just wonder if anyone has an idea or solution to my problem. I used gocryptfs because has support for macos and Linux, but I would love to use FreeBSD. Thanks! Lluc -- To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected].