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On Sat, Oct 16, 2004 at 01:41:03PM -0400, Eric wrote: > Hi. I was just thinking about how I backup my stuff and maybe I'm not > doing it in the best way. I'll just encrypt (gnupg) or password protect > what ever seems important and tar it up for storage. I've read you can > password protect tar (what's the command?) but I see so many apps that > say they can crack that I wonder if it's such a good idea. So if you > had less than a gig of mixed files to save once in a while, how would > you do it? Oh, this is not a matter of national security. Just me > playing around. Thanks for any tips. Compress it, burn it to a CD twice, put one in a fireproof box in my bedroom along with other important docs, put the other in a locked fireproof box somewhere else. Encryption is for people who have serious secrets. For mere privacy, you can generally rely on a lock. -dsr-
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