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Hello.

Is running VirtualFull possible with encrypted backups?

I'd guess that no, since the data can only be decrypted on FD, right?
If so, I guess it will be possible once data encryption is also
supported on SD?

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Silver

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yes that works.. I've done it...

The system doesn't need to decrypt the data... it just needs to know which version is the latest and it can do that from the catalog.

--Guy


On 12 Dec 2011, at 09:55, Silver Salonen wrote:

Hello.

Is running VirtualFull possible with encrypted backups?

I'd guess that no, since the data can only be decrypted on FD, right?
If so, I guess it will be possible once data encryption is also
supported on SD?

--
Silver

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OK, but how can SD merge data from encrypted volumes?

I'd guess it goes smth like this for every file (all files are encrypted
separately)?

1. SD finds out (queries DIR) on which volume is the latest version of
the file
2. SD reads the encrypted file and just re-writes it onto the new volume

Do I guess correctly?

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Silver

On 12.12.2011 12:01, Guy wrote:
yes that works.. I've done it...

The system doesn't need to decrypt the data... it just needs to know which version is the latest and it can do that from the catalog.

--Guy


On 12 Dec 2011, at 09:55, Silver Salonen wrote:

Hello.

Is running VirtualFull possible with encrypted backups?

I'd guess that no, since the data can only be decrypted on FD, right?
If so, I guess it will be possible once data encryption is also
supported on SD?

--
Silver

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Yes files are encrypted separately...

and yes it just copies the file from SD to the new pool... it does nothing with the file/data just copies it.

--Guy

On 12 Dec 2011, at 10:07, Silver Salonen wrote:

OK, but how can SD merge data from encrypted volumes?

I'd guess it goes smth like this for every file (all files are encrypted separately)?

1. SD finds out (queries DIR) on which volume is the latest version of the file
2. SD reads the encrypted file and just re-writes it onto the new volume

Do I guess correctly?

--
Silver

On 12.12.2011 12:01, Guy wrote:
yes that works.. I've done it...

The system doesn't need to decrypt the data... it just needs to know which version is the latest and it can do that from the catalog.

--Guy


On 12 Dec 2011, at 09:55, Silver Salonen wrote:

Hello.

Is running VirtualFull possible with encrypted backups?

I'd guess that no, since the data can only be decrypted on FD, right?
If so, I guess it will be possible once data encryption is also
supported on SD?

--
Silver


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