Re: state of the art WRT encrypted filesystems?

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Tom Horsley wrote:
  what's on the leading edge regarding encrypted filesystems on linux
these days?  everything suggests ecryptfs, but i just want to know
what the other viable (and relatively modern) alternatives are.
thanks.

I like truecrypt for its fanatical features, but it is a pain
in the patoot to keep the driver up to date because it won't
build with just the normal kernel-devel package installed, you
have to dig up the full kernel source to get a header it needs.

For details see: http://www.truecrypt.org/


I am fighting with that now on an FC7 machine. I need "sparse" installed to get the kernel to rebuild. Tried to install sparse and it won't.

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