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Unix file encrypt accessible to Windows
Also, the person that will be admin in charge of the CVS isn't highly technical, so the restore procedure needs to be fairly straight forward.
I have mapped the CVS directory to her home directory she has mounted on her windows machine. I was hoping to allow the restore procedure to be as simple as her pointing at the backup file with winzip, and restoring the directories that way. I know that winzip can open tar.gz, and I also know that winzip has password capabilities.
So, my question:
Is there something on unix(preinstalled/open source) that can create a pass word protected file that can be accessible by winzip? If so, can I command line it in a script?
Dan