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Does anyone know of an encrypted file system for SCO's OpenDesk 5?
For example, Linux has CFS, and I think DOS has SFS.
Does anyone know of an encrypted file system for SCO's OpenDesk 5?

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Kingsley G. Morse Jr.

|> Does anyone know of an encrypted file system for SCO's OpenDesk 5?
|> For example, Linux has CFS, and I think DOS has SFS.
|> Does anyone know of an encrypted file system for SCO's OpenDesk 5?
|>
|> --
|> Kingsley G. Morse Jr.

I don't know of a Filesystem as such...  But there is a good product
out there that does **awesome** (I'm just a satisfied customer) encryption.

The company is called TECSEC.  They have a product that runs on SCO and
a port that runs on the Windoze platforms.  It allows you to encrypt
directory structures, files, etc...  I suppose you could create a seperate
filesystem (say HTFS...) and then run the VEIL product on that entire
Filesystem.  Their product has been patented and is a good product.  They
also provide Encryption services that run across Cellular networks, and
a satellite terminal service.

STATS:

        TECSEC
        1953 Gallows Road
        Suite 220
        Vienna, VA  22182-3934

        J. Larry Dunagan, Senior Sales Manager
        (703) 506-9069

Again...I'm just a satisfied (VERY) customer...

v/r
Shane

|Does anyone know of an encrypted file system for SCO's OpenDesk 5?
|For example, Linux has CFS, and I think DOS has SFS.

I ported CFS to OSR5 some time ago, just as an experiment, and it
seemed to work.  I don't have the port any longer, but I recall it was
pretty easy; one of the ported-to platforms was very close.