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Is there a tool to real-time encrypt folders?
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Tomb might fit your needs
https://dyne.org/software/tomb/
Thanks I will look into it. But tomb also seems to not have dynamic sizing
You can increase the size of a tomb, but IIRC it's an offline process.
Yeah, I think as of now I will go for it
tomb looks like a nice wrapper around LUKS but it doesn't appear to support creating a sparse file, so, it will immediately use however much space you allocate to it.
(I think it doesn't support a sparse backing file because I searched the word "sparse" on their github, and for the word "seek" (which is the
ddargument for creating a sparse file) in the tomb bash script, and both searches yielded no results.)