Re: Transparently encrypt repository contents with GPG

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Thanks for your clarifications ! stars 2 & 3 are still not clear for me.
Probably because I am new to git.

Do you think that if a solution is found, in the hypothesis it respects both
git & strong cryptography, it would have success ? My analyse is that small
enterprises that do not have many servers nor premises may need git hosting.
Even big companies with their own networks if they want more security. 

TrueCrypt or encrypted file system on the host is not feasible off the
shelves. One have to settle its own dedicated server at the host.

On my side, I am afraid to push my projects in clear into a host. But
possibly I am too much paranoïde. Do you have an idea of the risk ?

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