Michael Eischer
Michael Eischer
The usual approach with asymmetric keys is to implement a hybrid approach and use them to encrypt a symmetric encryption key. Asymmetric encryption itself is in general too slow to...
> > The usual approach with asymmetric keys is to implement a hybrid approach and use them to encrypt a symmetric encryption key. > > That is my proposal too....
That sounds rather similar to `--password-command` just with restic storing the wrapped key somewhere in the repository. You could achieve something similar by simply storing a copy of the wrapped...
The help output now includes for example ` (default: $RESTIC_HOST)` in most cases.
Related to https://github.com/restic/restic/pull/3747
`fork` is not possible for go programs as you can only fork a single thread, not the whole process, which in turn breaks the go runtime. So this feature would...
See also https://github.com/restic/restic/issues/1332
I've read through the issue and am still confused what's going on. https://github.com/inovex/CalendarSync/blob/ccdebc534f875ae0c3a6aa2fd3ee185a553e3ea8/internal/adapter/outlook_http/client.go#L186 looks suspicious though. It determines the local TZ and sets that for the timestamps of a to...
> Would this require a fix in the code This definitely should be fixed in the code, the current inconsistent timezone handling is definitely broken. Not sure when I'll get...
fixed via #187.