Hi Shachar, Guillaume, all
On Sat, 26 Sep 2015 15:57:16 +0200
Guillaume Friloux wrote:
> Le 2015/09/26 14:49, Shachar Shemesh a écrit :
> > On 26/09/15 15:32, Vladimir Botka wrote:
> >> I run command [1] in FreeBSD and see gzip error [2]. Would it be
> >> pos
Le 2015/09/26 14:49, Shachar Shemesh a écrit :
> On 26/09/15 15:32, Vladimir Botka wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I run command [1] in FreeBSD and see gzip error [2]. Would it be
>> possible to help me? Thank you.
> In the past, --rsyncable wasn't part of vanil
On 26/09/15 15:32, Vladimir Botka wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I run command [1] in FreeBSD and see gzip error [2]. Would it be
> possible to help me? Thank you.
In the past, --rsyncable wasn't part of vanilla gzip. It is possible
that FreeBSD doesn't include it. I have no idea if i
Hello,
I run command [1] in FreeBSD and see gzip error [2]. Would it be
possible to help me? Thank you.
[1] rsyncrypto -r /backup /backup.enc keys backup.crt
[2]
gzip: unrecognized option `--rsyncable'
FreeBSD gzip 20111009
usage: gzip [-123456789acdfhklLNnqrtVv] [-S .suffix] [
C
Jan Alphenaar wrote:
> Shachar,
>
> Have you ever considered to support rsyncrypto in cygwin ? With cygwin you
> can support the windows platform, without struggling with Microsoft Visual
> Studio and all its features.
>
> I tried compiling rsyncrypto in Cygwin, but without success... The configure
command fails.
Regards,
Jan
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Van: Shachar Shemesh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Verzonden: zaterdag 17 mei 2008 7:37
Aan: Jan Alphenaar
CC: 'L-rsyncrypto'
Onderwerp: Re: Rsyncrypto using wrong gzip ?
Jan Alphenaar wrote:
> Oke, that is a clear answe
Jan Alphenaar wrote:
> Oke, that is a clear answer, thanks for that.
>
> One last question on this subject. Are you going to try to build a
> statically compiled package in one of the next versions ?
Unlikely
> Or are you leaving
> it like it is now ?
>
The code that crashes when stderr is pas
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Verzonden: vrijdag 16 mei 2008 23:01
Aan: Jan Alphenaar
CC: 'L-rsyncrypto'
Onderwerp: Re: Rsyncrypto using wrong gzip ?
Jan Alphenaar wrote:
> Maybe that is one disadvantage of using the MSI system.
>
>
Actually, you've got it backwards.
I have started to compile rsyncryp
Jan Alphenaar wrote:
> Maybe that is one disadvantage of using the MSI system.
>
>
Actually, you've got it backwards.
I have started to compile rsyncrypto using Visual Studio 9 (2008). I
figured that upgrading the compiler once a decade is a reasonable
request. Unfortunately, this resulted in
: vrijdag 16 mei 2008 22:42
Aan: 'L-rsyncrypto'
CC: 'Shachar Shemesh'
Onderwerp: RE: Rsyncrypto using wrong gzip ?
Hi Shachar,
After some more testing I found the reason what was blocking machine B from
decrypting my files correctly.
On machine A, I installed the MSI package and di
ECTED] Namens Shachar
Shemesh
Verzonden: vrijdag 16 mei 2008 16:12
Aan: Jan Alphenaar
CC: 'L-rsyncrypto'
Onderwerp: Re: Rsyncrypto using wrong gzip ?
Jan Alphenaar wrote:
> Hi Shachar,
>
> I have upgraded to the latest version of rsyncrypto 1.09 and machine B is
> still refusing
g seems ok from there....
Try on Machine B running rsyncrypto with --gzip=d:\test\nullgzip.exe.
This should disable compression altogether, and leave just the
encryption. See if you can decrypt the file.
Shachar
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Thi
: Jan Alphenaar
CC: 'L-rsyncrypto'
Onderwerp: Re: Rsyncrypto using wrong gzip ?
Jan Alphenaar wrote:
> Shachar,
>
> Thanks for helping me.
>
> I am using the MSI from sourceforge, the gzip is in the same directory as
> rsyncrypto.
>
> Here are the other answers:
>
Jan Alphenaar wrote:
> Shachar,
>
> Thanks for helping me.
>
> I am using the MSI from sourceforge, the gzip is in the same directory as
> rsyncrypto.
>
> Here are the other answers:
>
> A cannot decrypt files encrypted on B.
> B can decrypt files encrypted on A.
o'
CC: 'Shachar Shemesh'
Onderwerp: RE: Rsyncrypto using wrong gzip ?
Shachar,
Thanks for helping me.
I am using the MSI from sourceforge, the gzip is in the same directory as
rsyncrypto.
Here are the other answers:
A cannot decrypt files encrypted on B.
B can decrypt files encrypted
Shachar,
Thanks for helping me.
I am using the MSI from sourceforge, the gzip is in the same directory as
rsyncrypto.
Here are the other answers:
A cannot decrypt files encrypted on B.
B can decrypt files encrypted on A.
The output is still the same, even with using the --gzip option on the
gt;
> D:\Test\EncryptedFiles
>
> D:\Test\Keys
>
> D:\Test\Rsyncrypto
>
I'm missing the gzip file. Is this compiled from source or an
installation from the MSI on sourceforge?
>
>
>
>
> D:\Test>"D:\test\RsynCrypto\RsynCrypto.exe" -d
> "D:\
D:\Test\ClearFiles\testfile.pdf"
"D:\Test\keys\testfile.pdf" "D:\Test\Certificate\Cert.key"
Error in encrypted stream:
gzip: stdin: unexpected end of file
= END COMMAND AND OUTPUT ==
The size of the original cleartext file testfile.pdf is 2014KB, the
encrypted
Julian wrote:
> My assumption was based entirely on the fact that:
> on the win32 version from gzip.org <http://gzip.org>, the command
> "gzip -h" shows the --rsyncable option available, and it works.
> From what you say it seems this does not apply to the sources.
If
My assumption was based entirely on the fact that:
on the win32 version from gzip.org, the command "gzip -h" shows the
--rsyncable option available, and it works.
>From what you say it seems this does not apply to the sources.
In any case, patch or no patch, any reason why not to up
Julian wrote:
> Thanks for 1.07.
> The latest gzip version is 1.3.12, and seems to come with rsyncable
> patch as standard.
Does it???
> Can I assume it's safe to just go ahead and use this with rsyncrypto?
I tried this:
> gzip-1.3.12$ rgrep rsync .
> ./ChangeLog:
Thanks for 1.07.
The latest gzip version is 1.3.12, and seems to come with rsyncable patch as
standard.
Can I assume it's safe to just go ahead and use this with rsyncrypto?
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