Hello Everyone, First of all thanks for the response. Am trying to respond to many people in one go...
> The Cryptographic Filesystem and the Transparent Cryptographic Filesystem (TCFS) I have seen for linux. The latter used the NFS framework to accomplish is > stuff. Pam can be used to provide a transparent login process (no extra password typing need happen). This looks promising. Will check it out. But a root will be able to copy/modify/read files when the user is logged in. I dont think it is possible that root have no access even when the user is logged in. That might require changes to the kernel? > Could this not be part of the login script that unpacks a gpg file on login? Yes it could. But I have a feeling a Encrypted File System might be a better bet. > you guys are lurking where the MicroBSD project is already cutting a path. I am looking for something for Linux, as that is the OS I will be working on. Thanks once again to all those who responded. With Regards, Sumit Dhar http://www.rootshell.be/~dhar
