Hello bacula users! I wonder if any of you have tried to encrypt your data (on a client-side) using a symmetric algorithm (like AES). I know that -beta can perform signing and encrypting data using asymmetric RSA keys, but AFAIK it's much more time expensive way to encrypt data. And encrypting 300 MiB files takes time... ;-)
The best solution for me would be to have a symmetric key used to encrypt data on a client which would be (the symmetric key) encrypted w/ asymmetric RSA keys... but - first things first. I know this mail might go to -devel as well, but i'd like to ask you - bacula users - if you have any experience on this field. Eventually later on i'll resend similar mail to -devel and i'll ask developers if they are (eventually) going to add such feature to bacula. Any comments, suggestions are welcome. PS: if you have any experience w/ current (-beta) built-in data encryption in bacula - let me know as well. Kind regards, -- Lech Karol Pawłaszek <ike> "You will never see me fall from grace..." [KoRn]
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