octo-drive helps you turn github repository into enctypted filesystem.
Features
- Encrypts every file with your password
- Encrypts filesystem metadata
- Encrypts filenames inside of repository
- Each file is encrypted repository file (reduce network requests)
- Uses encrypted local cache to make it a bit faster
- Fast enough for both, download and upload
Usage
Dependencies install:
sudo apt-get install libfuse-dev
How octo-drive itself ?
npm install -g octo-drive
How to use ?
octo-drive githubuser/myrepository ~/drive
It will mount repository mysrepository of githubuser into ~/drive
After this, it may ask some questions, such as:
- Do you want to authorize using github token ?
- Or you would like to use user/password for your account ?
Then it asks for drive secret, all the data will be encoded
using this secret.
Environment variables
There is a couple of ENVironment variables you may use to avoid
typing your secrets every time you want to mount the filesystem:
export OCTODRIVE_TOKEN=...
or
export OCTODRIVE_USER=...
export OCTODRIVE_PASS=...
and
export OCTODRIVE_SECRET=...
export OCTODRIVE_BRANCH=...
Please note that passwords and secrets are plaintext. The simplest way to hide them inside of a shell script on an encrypted, local filesystem.
Is it really secure ?
I don't know, tell me please if you have something to say about it.
Bugz..z.. Features !
octo-drive can handle different filesystems for just different secrets ;)
Changelog
0.3.4
- Dependencies update
0.3.3
OCTODRIVE_BRANCHenv support (to avoid repository activity logging)
License
BSD