encfs4win avoid file name encryption

[newer]

Hello,

I want to encrypt a local folder to syncronise it with a remote backup service.

I would like to have the encfs4win local drive NOT encripting the names of the files. This way in case of restore it will be faster to find the specific file to restore from the remote server.

Can encfs4windo this? How?

Thanks

[Frediano Ziglio]

2012/5/25 newer <jmod...@gmail.com>:

If you setup your crypted directory using command line and expert mode
you'll be able to setup no name encryption.

In the spare time I'm working on adding an extra dialog to configure
every settings using GUI and be able to compile using Visual Studio,
but my spare time is actually very few so don't count on it.

Frediano

[newer]

Thanks for your asnwer.

But I don't see any oprion on the command line for expert mode.
What's the oprtion for expert mode?

I only see these Common Options:
  -H                    show optional FUSE Mount Options
  -s                    disable multithreaded operation
  -f                    run in foreground (don't spawn daemon).
                        Error messages will be sent to stderr
                        instead of syslog.
  -v, --verbose         verbose: output encfs debug messages
  -i, --idle=MINUTES    Auto unmount after period of inactivity
  --anykey              Do not verify correct key is being used
  --forcedecode         decode data even if an error is detected
                        (for filesystems using MAC block headers)
  --public              act as a typical multi-user filesystem
                        (encfs must be run as root)
  --reverse             reverse encryption

Thanks

[Frediano Ziglio]

2012/5/25 newer <jmod...@gmail.com>:

Just enter something like

encfs c:\crypt c:\plain

if c:\crypt is not configured encfs will ask to initialize it and it
prompt for expert mode (and then a lot of stuff too)

Frediano

[newer]

Thanks Frediano for your fast answer. That's even better than many paid support services.

I got it working. Keep up the good job.

Regards.