matthewmummert5

I personally haven't contributed to rclone development (yet, I want to though since I love rclone so much), but I wanted to comment on this as long as the discussion...

> Technically the crypt cmd could stay as it is. It would use new encryption header (e.g. RCLONE\x00\x01) and still support existing objects by detecting the current header which is...

I just wanted to point out that my current hack for the truncation protection issue is to do something like this, and I kinda hate it, lol. `find -type f...

A few more thoughts. Since we've had this discussion, AEGIS is in the process of being standardized: https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-irtf-cfrg-aegis-aead-07.html AEGIS is a key-committing AEAD scheme, so we could use if we...

I'm not trying to beat a dead horse, but I think about this suggested feature every year, once per year: U.S. Tax season. Tax documents have serious identity theft risk...

It's a new year, which means U.S. tax season is coming up again. I'd like to be able to email my tax documents to my tax accountant using this feature....

Upon further investigation, it appears that rage requires you to specify `-` as the filename if you want to encrypt data piped in from stdin with a passphrase, like this:...

> What's the purpose of deriving a unique key from a salt instead of generating truly random key? >We could generate CEK (Content Encryption Key) random key and then wrap...

I also get the same error compiling on Arch linux: ``` [user@ArchSystem notty]$ rustup run nightly cargo build Compiling base64 v0.1.1 Compiling log v0.3.8 Compiling unicode-width v0.1.4 Compiling uuid v0.3.1...

Yup, I'd say it's abandoned. The last commit to an actual source file was 10 months ago. It also doesn't compile anymore. I guess that's just part of the cost...