denyfs-0.1.2.tar.bz2 42Kb (source) sha1sum: 5a7f5983d01c8c8f7f5b40715e471410574d5456
denyfs-0.1.2.ebuild 1Kb (gentoo/funtoo)
dfstouch has been updated to display a progress bar. It will look like:
12+6 enregistrements lus
12+5 enregistrements écrits
8416766 octets (8,4 MB) copiés, 11,3928 s, 739 kB/s
The user gets informed in real time of the file creation. Convenient when you create a 50G file.
dfsclose usage() now reflects what it does:
aspire 0.1.2 # dfsclose -h
Usage:
scripts/dfsclose [options]
Options:
-f, --file [filename] Just the filename no paths
-l, --loop [loop] Loop device
-n, --numdev [int] Number of sub devices
-h, --help This
-v, --version Print version
Example:
dfsclose -f fs -l loop0 -n 9
aspire 0.1.2 #
Minor header update in denyfs itself.
« DenyFS-0.1.1 dusted – a steganographic and deniable filesystem DenyFS-0.1.3 – dfsclose bugfix again »
rather than wasting time packaging a debian archive I recommend using ‘checkinstall’ on debian based distro.
# apt-get install checkinstall
# wget openchill.org/denyfs-0.1.2.tar.bz2
# tar xfj denyfs-0.1.2.tar.bz2
# cd denyfs-0.1.2
# ./configure
# make
Do not run ‘make install’ but instead:
# checkinstall
use basename for -f, of course!