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11-26-2008 08:21 AM
11-26-2008 08:21 AM
Re: Problem with tar piping through openssl to tape
Hi there --
I went ahead with the scratch directory approach, and after the tar file was encrypted, the dd command was used to copy the file to tape.
A test of a related script which is designed to extract a file from the encrypted file on tape was also run with similar success.
Thank-you all for the help and suggestions.
I went ahead with the scratch directory approach, and after the tar file was encrypted, the dd command was used to copy the file to tape.
A test of a related script which is designed to extract a file from the encrypted file on tape was also run with similar success.
Thank-you all for the help and suggestions.
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