I'm trying to get encryptfs going over a remote filesystem, and xattrs are the only practical place to put crypto headers due to file reading speeds: https://www.amazon.com/clouddrive/
You can imagine in a directory with many things, or even just a few huge things, an 'ls -al' can make the system start downloading a lot while also appearing to hang.
To get ecryptfs working practically on this kind of remote filesystem, we'd have to use xattrs.
Do you know what would be involved for a fix? I'd be happy to contribute if you could point me in the right direction.
Hi Tyler, thanks for commenting on this.
I'm trying to get encryptfs going over a remote filesystem, and xattrs are the only practical place to put crypto headers due to file reading speeds: /www.amazon. com/clouddrive/
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And in particular, if you go to read any part of a file, you have to get the whole file: /developer. amazon. com/public/ apis/experience /cloud- drive/content/ nodes
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You can imagine in a directory with many things, or even just a few huge things, an 'ls -al' can make the system start downloading a lot while also appearing to hang.
To get ecryptfs working practically on this kind of remote filesystem, we'd have to use xattrs.
Do you know what would be involved for a fix? I'd be happy to contribute if you could point me in the right direction.