diff --git a/content/details/02_top b/content/details/02_top index 48bce20..aaf8b2e 100644 --- a/content/details/02_top +++ b/content/details/02_top @@ -1,31 +1,34 @@

What does the CryptoBox do?

Usually all your files like phone numbers, love letters, bank - account data etc. are stored in plaintext on your computers - harddisk. All the data is accessable by anyone who has access to the - harddisk. This is very bad in case someone you don't trust has - your harddisk. E.g. a thief that steals your notebook, or breaks - in your house or company. If the thief has your disk he/she can - also read all the files that where saved on it, no matter if you - have a login password - the files are always stored in - plaintext.

+ account data etc. are stored in plaintext on your computer's + harddisk. + All the data is accessible for everyone who has access to the harddisk. + This is very bad in case someone you don't trust gets your harddisk. + E.g. a thief that steals your notebook, or breaks into your house or company. + If the thief has your disk he/she can also read all the files that + where saved on it, no matter whether you have a login password or not - + the files are always stored in plaintext. +

-

The CryptoBox brings easy to use data encryption to your - computer. This works out of the box and doesn't need complicated +

The CryptoBox brings easy-to-use data encryption to your + computer. This works out of the box and does not need complicated configuration steps.

-

Here comes a small usage example for the CryptoBox with a discarded - PC as fileserver:

+

Here comes a small usage example for the CryptoBox with an obsolete + PC as a fileserver:

-

You boot up the old PC with the CryptoBox live-CD. After the - completed boot process you can access it with your browser via - network. Then you partition and reformat the harddisk of the old +

Boot up the old PC with the CryptoBox live-CD. + Now you can access it with your browser via the network. + Then you partition and reformat the harddisk of the old PC with encryption support. Therefore you provide a passphrase. - This is all done through the user friendly webinterface. You can - also plug in an external harddisk and use this for encrypted data - storage. Afterwards you copy your sensitive data over the local - network to the CryptoBox. It is stored on its harddisk in a - secure way. Nobody can access the data, without giving the right - passphrase before.

+ This is all done through the user friendly webinterface. + You can also plug in an external harddisk and use this to store + your encrypted data. + Afterwards you copy your sensitive data over the local + network to the CryptoBox. + It is stored on its harddisk in a secure way. + Nobody can access your data without the right passphrase. +

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-

Miss your language?

-

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

Missing your language?

+

The CryptoBox is easily extensible via plugins. It also has + support for multiple languages. You can help us with some translations.

@@ -17,8 +17,8 @@

You are server admin?

Take a look at the README - file. There you find more detailed information on - installation and configuration of the CryptoBox server + file. There you find more detailed information about the + installation and configuration of the CryptoBox-Server package.

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-

Requirements CryptoBox live-CD

+

Requirements for the CryptoBox live-CD

The CryptoBox live-CD runs on any x86 compatible PC with:

-

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, +

The harddisk does not need to inside the of CryptoBox computer. You + can also use external devices like USB-drives. + All drives supported by the Linux kernel (2.6.20) can be used: IDE, SCSI, USB, FireWire, SATA, RAID, ...

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, + we call an encrypted disk a volume. + This includes (e.g.): USB-sticks, firewire-disks, flash-drives, digital cameras, MP3-player, MMC/SD-cards.

-

Requirements CryptoBox-server

-

The CryptoBox-server package can be installed on every system with at least:

+

Requirements of the CryptoBox-Server

+

The CryptoBox-Server package can be installed on any system with at least:

-

In principle a server package should run on any Linux - distribution, but we just provide Debian packages. So you have to +

In general a server package should run on any Linux + distribution, but we only provide Debian packages. So you have to install the necessary files on your own to the right places if - you're using another package management system like rpm.

+ you are using a different linux distribution.

File access

-

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

+

Once you openend an encrypted volume through the web frontend of + the CryptoBox you can access the volume's data within your local + network via:

-

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).

+

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

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CryptoBox-Server Debian package

Install the CryptoBox-Server package in your Debian/Ubuntu Linux distribution.

-

download CryptoBox-Server

+

download CryptoBox-Server debian package

Then install it: dpkg -i cryptobox-server.deb

We strongly recommend to use the server package of our - (inofficial) debian package repository, which comes in handier. Read more ...

CryptoBox-Server source files

-

As user of a non-debian-based Linux distribution you're a bit +

Users of a non-debian-based Linux distributions are a bit out of luck. You may try to install the source package, but you - have to adapt some pathes manally.

-

download cryptobox-server.tar.gz

+ have to adapt some paths manually.

+

download cryptobox-server source archive

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FAQ

-

Do you have any questions or problems?

    +

    Do you have any questions or problems?

    +
    1. Read the documentation.
    2. Read the FAQ below.
      3. @@ -10,6 +11,6 @@
    3. If you think you found a bug submit a bug report.
    4. Any questions left? Send a mail to %(mailaddress)s!
      5. -

    +
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  • How do I use the server package from - the Debian Repository?
    • + the Debian repository?
    diff --git a/content/faq/10_center b/content/faq/10_center index 7f28b02..50f5dde 100644 --- a/content/faq/10_center +++ b/content/faq/10_center @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ file for the MountDir setting. Publish this directory via your favourite fileserver (e.g. samba, webdav, nfs, ftp, ...) and tell your users how to reach it.

    -

    CryptoBox-CD: browse the network neighborhood for the CryptoBox server +

    CryptoBox-CD: browse the network neighborhood for the CryptoBox-Server (windows), scan the network (KDE or Gnome) or type something like the following into your favourite terminal to mount a volume:
    smbmount //IP_OF_CRYPTOBOX/VOLUME_NAME /media/FOO

    @@ -44,12 +44,15 @@
    -

    How do I use the server package from the Debian Repository?

    -

    The CryptoBox server package is not in the official Debian - Repository, for now. But you can use our Repository for the installation.

    -

    First add the following to your "/etc/apt/sources.list": -
    deb http://systemausfall.org/toolforge/debian unstable - main

    -

    Second run:
    apt-get update && apt-get install - cryptobox-server

    +

    How do I use the server package from the Debian repository?

    +

    The CryptoBox-Server package is not part of the official Debian + repository, for now. But you can use our repository for the installation.

    +
      +
    1. Add the following to your "/etc/apt/sources.list": +
      deb http://systemausfall.org/toolforge/debian unstable + main
      2. +
    2. Run:
      apt-get update && apt-get install + cryptobox-server
      3. +
    + diff --git a/content/support/10_center b/content/support/10_center index 6ee322e..71472a4 100644 --- a/content/support/10_center +++ b/content/support/10_center @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ file for the MountDir setting. Publish this directory via your favourite fileserver (e.g. samba, webdav, nfs, ftp, ...) and tell your users how to reach it.

    -

    CryptoBox-CD: browse the network neighborhood for the CryptoBox server +

    CryptoBox-CD: browse the network neighborhood for the CryptoBox-Server (windows), scan the network (KDE or Gnome) or type something like the following into your favourite terminal to mount a volume:
    smbmount //IP_OF_CRYPTOBOX/VOLUME_NAME /media/FOO