Releases: mhogomchungu/sirikali
Releases · mhogomchungu/sirikali
1.3.5
Important: The archive is signed with a new key because the old one uses SHA1
and some distributions no longer supports it. The new SHA2 and can be
imported with the following command:
gpg --recv-keys 0x6855E493B5B2DF96E319BB6D16E2E1ACC6F51242
changelog:
-- Add "-DPOLKIT_SUPPORT=" compile time option to disable polkit support.
Suid root-less ecryptfs-simple backend will not work if this option is turned off.
-- Fix a bug on windows that prevented SiriKali from seeing 64 bit sshfs-win.
-- Add ability to edit favorites entries.
-- Fix a bug on windows when unlocking securefs volume with a custom config path.
Supported backends on Linux:
1. Encfs
2. Securefs
3. Gocryptfs
4. Cryfs
5. Sshfs
6. Ecryptfs
Supported backends on MACOS
1. Encfs
2. Cryfs
3. Gocryptfs
4. Securefs
Supported backends on Microsoft Windows
1. Encfs[1]
2. Securefs
3. Sshfs
[1] https://github.com/mhogomchungu/encfs/releases/tag/1.9.5
1.3.4
Important: The archive is signed with a new key because the old one uses SHA1
and some distributions no longer supports it. The new SHA2 and can be
imported with the following command:
gpg --recv-keys 0x6855E493B5B2DF96E319BB6D16E2E1ACC6F51242
changelog:
-- Add support for Microsoft Windows operating system.
-- Add support for sshfs backend on Linux and Windows..
-- Add support for encfs backend on windows.
Supported backends on Linux:
1. Encfs
2. Securefs
3. Gocryptfs
4. Cryfs
5. Sshfs
6. Ecryptfs
Supported backends on MACOS
1. Encfs
2. Cryfs
3. Gocryptfs
4. Securefs
Supported backends on Microsoft Windows
1. Encfs[1]
2. Securefs
3. Sshfs
[1] https://github.com/mhogomchungu/encfs/releases/tag/1.9.5
1.3.3
1. Invoke context menu with a left click in addition to the default right click.
2. Add a GUI windows to set ecryptfs volume creation options.
3. Add a GUI way to upgrade cryfs volume(cryfs > 0.9.8 required).
4. Make it possible to build the project with system provided "internal" libraries.
5. SiriKali-setup.exe is an unsigned window's installer and expect to
get a warning from windows saying the installer is from an unknown publisher.
6. SiriKali on windows will expect to find "securefs.exe" at "~/bin", in window's
language, SiriKali will expect to find "securefs.exe" at "C:\Users\<username>\bin"
1.3.2
-- Drop support for Qt4.
-- Add ability to specify a command to run before a volume is unmounted.
The specified command must return 0 for the unmount attempt to be carried out.
-- Add a GUI window to manage program options.
-- Add a GUI window to set crypto options when creating a gocryptfs volume.
-- Add German translations.
-- Update French translations.
1.3.1
version 1.3.1
-- Add a config option on the menu list to set the app to start minimized.
-- Fix stability issues on MACOS.
-- Fix unlocked gocryptfs volumes not showing up on SiriKali GUI on MACOS
1.3.0
changelog:
-- Add "~/bin" and "~/.bin" paths to list of folders to search for executables.
-- Fix random crashes on OSX.
Note:
This package is signed with a new key and the public key is attached here.
1.2.9
changelog
-- Fix a crash on exit in OSX.
-- Show all crypto options when creating Cryfs volume.
1.2.8
changelog:
-- Add a GUI way to set options when creating a securefs volume.
-- Add a GUI way to set options when creating a cryfs volume.
-- Agg a GUI way to display gocryptfs volume properties.
-- Better mount/unmount events monitoring on OSX.
-- Set it as a run time option(off by default) to support ecryptfs-simple backend that
does not have suid bit set. A user will be asked to allow polkit support on
first attempt.
1.2.7
changelog
-- Add ability to add mount options to a favorite entry.
Most people will use this option to add "allow_other" mount option.
1.2.6
-- Add a build time option(-DUSE_POLKIT=true) to support ecryptfs-simple backend
build without suid bit set. This option will generate a polkit prompt on program
start giving bad user experience. Enable it only if ecryptfs-simple backend is a
necessary backend to have and it has to be installed without suid bit.
-- Default to not using a passward manager when unlocking volumes from favorites list.
-- Add an option to lock all unlocked volumes and quit the application on success.
-- Add a config option to run arbitrary command on successful mount attempt(arguments
to the command will be cipher folder,plain folder and volume type).
-- All operations around locking and unlocking of volumes can now be done from CLI.
-- Add a plugin that allows generation of a key using a key+keyfile combination
through a user configured external application. A user for example can set gpg as an
external application so that they can extract a key from a gpg encrypted keyfile.
-- Add a config option to disable displaying of passwords.
-- Add ability to store passwords in OSX keychain.