James Murty

Hi @dbarnett if you want to just suppress the warning messages the tweak in [this branch](https://github.com/elasticdog/transcrypt/compare/suppress-openssl-pbkdf2-warnings) should do the job. I don't want to suppress these warnings in the official...

@Erotemic has indeed done a lot of great work towards using the better and recommended PBKDF2 algorithm in Transcrypt, see in particular PR #136. There is still a fair bit...

Work on improving the efficiency of _transcrypt_ would be welcome, though be warned that using it to encrypt large amounts of data or files isn't really the expected use-case – ...

As an example of the kinds of compatibility problems we're facing that I worried about in https://github.com/elasticdog/transcrypt/issues/134#issuecomment-1475209945, I just wasted some time trying to get the BATS tests to pass...

Hi @Erotemic I just created (yet another) PR for the PBKDF2 work: #162 I have made some time recently to push the PBKDF2 improvements ahead, and thanks to your work...

Hi @emcniece sorry for your problems. If you're on Mac OS 13 (Ventura) this is the likely culprit https://github.com/elasticdog/transcrypt/issues/147 and we don't yet have a fix that works reliably. In...

Hi, if anyone here is suffering from the compatibility bug with MacOS Ventura and has some time, I'd appreciate it if you could run some tests for me on your...

For anyone experiencing phantom file changes recently – and where anyone committing to the repository has been using _transcrypt_ version 2.2.0 with MacOS 13 Ventura (or with LibreSSL 3+ in...

Thanks for the feedback @abraithwaite. I have just added a small improvement to the proposed feature to clear out uninteresting filenames during processing, which should massively reduce the memory consumption....

Excellent! Thanks for those upcoming changes @jschneier