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> If you want rsync to only copy the updated/modified stuff you'll have
> to do the encryption on the "source" server and keep it in a separate
> "tree"

so i have been thinking

> and using PGP/GPG to do the encryption is the easiest way I've found to
> do it.

is this feasible for 2GB files?

randy

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