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Pupeno wrote: |
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>Hello, |
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>I want to have the /home of my laptop encripted, with an external key (in a CD |
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>or floppy, until I get an usb pain drive), specially to be able to change the |
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>passphrase easily and have various medias with different passphrases and the |
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>same key (so, my wife can uses her own passphrase), is this possible ? it'll |
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>be the non written 13th item here: |
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>http://www.sdc.org/~leila/usb-dongle/readme.html, right ? |
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>Any docs that explains how to achieve this (as close as possible to Gentoo). |
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>Thanks. |
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I use loop-aes to encrypt all filesystems. It is very secure and very |
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fast. If you have USE=crypt, Gentoo already has support for it in the |
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mount and losetup commands. You just need the kernel module (emerge |
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loop-aes). |
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After you emerge it, read the documentation at |
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/usr/share/doc/loop-aes-*/README.gz |
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-Richard |
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