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Subject: Re: Secure Deletion (Like shred for Linux)??
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On Mon, 15 Dec 2003 12:17:02 -0800
Chris Pressey <cpressey@catseye.mine.nu> wrote:

> [...]
> You should be able to install the fileutils port, create a symbolic
> link from 'shred' to 'gshred', and run the autoclave script.

OK, looking more closely at the script, that might not be possible
either, since it looks like it rebuilds shred from its source (?)

But you might be able to get around this by replacing all occurances of
'shred' with 'gshred' in the script, or modifying the fileutils port so
that 'shred' is installed as 'shred', not 'gshred', or something...

-Chris