I just answered my own question... you get a "Access is denied" error
and the files are not backed up. I assume this is because bacula is not
running as my user on the machine. Would there be a way for bacula to
backup these files as is and preserve the encryption?
james peverill
James Peverill wrote:
Does anyone know what happens when Bacula backs up a file encrypted
with winXP EFS? Does the file get backed up encrypted? (Hopefully in
a way that allows it to be decrypted later...) Local applications
that open these files get decrypted data (if the user has the proper
key)... what about bacula?
Thanks :)
james peverill
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