But why? That‘s just files in an encrypted container. You don’t need to fork
pass for that. Actually you just have to create the zfs set, put geli on top of
it, strip pass of its encryption functions and that‘s it. But even on my
FreeBSD-machine (and iirc GELI is only available on FBSD; not
So it’s probably better to fork pass into zpass or something similar, since
it’ll be exclusively for ZFS datasets and can optionally use GELI instead of
GPG.
Will give it some thought, but perhaps it wasn’t really a good idea for a
feature request after-all.
For reference, here are some links
(Don't forget to 'reply all' to keep the thread on the list.)
Those links don't work for me. But I was able to get at least a sense of
what `geli` and `ggatel` are based on some cursory review of Google search
results for those terms. Basically, FreeBSD can encrypt arbitrary
filesystems.
I can't
Isn’t GELI a GEOM-class? and those are for GEOMs, how are single files like
pass uses them GEOMs? Do you want to create a zfs set for each password and
then put GELI on top of that to encrypt it?
Niels
> On 20. Nov 2017, at 19:58, Daniel Jensen wrote:
>
> So it’s probably
If you want to put your gpg files inside an encrypted container, I
think somebody wrote a plugin called "pass-tomb":
https://github.com/roddhjav/pass-tomb
I don't know if it's good or if it works or if you should spend time
on it, but there it is. I CCd the maintainer in case he's interested
in
I was thinking that GELI could encrypt a ZFS dataset which contains
subdirectories in which each file is stored.
I’m still in the early days of putting the idea together, since it needs to be
a fork, so there’s probably stuff to worked out.
> On 20 Nov 2017, at 20.22, Niels Kobschaetzki
I'm using ZFS on some servers, but not with Pass. What kind of features
would you want to add to Pass related to ZFS or ZFS datasets?
What's GELI?
Depending on what it is exactly that you want, it could probably be
implemented as a Pass extension. I'm pretty skeptical that these features,