From 1a77077ccb945a461c744a52b9c271b0a78d5c56 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: age Date: Mon, 12 Feb 2007 10:02:23 +0000 Subject: [PATCH] website: volume examples, network share --- content/details/05_left | 23 +++++++++++++--- content/details/10_content | 56 ++++++++++++++++++++++---------------- 2 files changed, 52 insertions(+), 27 deletions(-) diff --git a/content/details/05_left b/content/details/05_left index 2b36dc7..adeb203 100644 --- a/content/details/05_left +++ b/content/details/05_left @@ -1,10 +1,25 @@
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You are admin?

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Want to see it in action?

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View the screenshots or + test the running online demo. +

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Miss your language?

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The CryptoBox is very extensible with plugins. It also has + multi language support. You can help us with some + translations.

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You are server admin?

Take a look at the README file - for more detailed installation and usage instructions for - the CryptoBox server.

+ href="http://devel.cryptobox.org/file/trunk/README">README + file. There you find more detailed information on + installation and configuration of the CryptoBox server + package.

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  • a network connection
  • a harddisk for your data
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    All drives supported by the linux kernel can be used: IDE, SCSI, USB, FireWire, - SATA, RAID, ...

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    The harddisk doesn't need to be build inside the CryptoBox. You + can run the live-CD and use external devices only like USB-drives. All + drives supported by the Linux kernel (2.6.12) can be used: IDE, + SCSI, USB, FireWire, SATA, RAID, ...

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    Because of the high number of different supported storage media + we call an encrypted disk a volume. This includes for + example: USB-sticks, firewire-disks, flash-drives, digital cameras, + MP3-player, MMC/SD-cards.

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  • kernel support for the crypt target of the device mapper
  • Python 2.4
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    In principle the server package runs on any Linux +

    In principle a server package should run on any Linux distribution, but we just provide Debian packages. So you have to - install the necessary files on your own.

    + install the necessary files on your own to the right places if + you're using another package management system like rpm.

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    File access

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    Once you openend an encrypted volume through the webfronted of + the CryptoBox you can access the volumes data in your local + network via:

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    The CryptoBox-server package will smoothly integrate into your existing + fileserver. It provides mount points which can be shared with your + favourite applications (e.g.: WebDAV or NFS).

    Encryption

    The encrypted disk partitions are LUKS - volumes. This makes it possible (if that would be necessary) to access your - data directly with every modern linux system or via - FreeOTFE (for windows).

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    Select your favourite encryption algorithm from all ciphers supported - by the linux kernel. Currently the default is - aes-cbc-essiv:sha256 (AES in CBC mode with ESSIV based on SHA256).

    + volumes. This makes it also possible to access your data directly with + every modern linux system or via FreeOTFE + (for Microsoft products).

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    You can select your favourite encryption algorithm from all + ciphers supported by the linux kernel. The default is + aes-cbc-essiv:sha256 (AES in CBC mode with ESSIV based on + SHA256).

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    File access

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    The CryptoBox-Server will smoothly integrate into your existing - fileserver.

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    The CryptoBox-CD provides access to your data via:

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    Currently there is no user and access management integrated into the - CryptoBox-CD. -