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Tony your absolutely right concerning the physical access to the server but on the development machines you can use PGP disks or similar encryption tools just in case somebody steals the computer. As soon as you check in sources to a cvsnt server they will be stored in plain text format. As long as you work on a project alone you can use cvsnt on the development machine storing the data in an encrypted disk. Arthur Tony Hoyle wrote: > On Thu, 2 Oct 2003 18:39:25 +0000 (UTC), arthur at catsoft.ch (Arthur > Hefti) wrote: > >Hi > > > >did anybody implement or think of implmenting file encrpytion into cvsnt. > >The goal behind it would be that cvsnt encrypts/decrypts files on > >saving/loading to disk. > >This would prevent access to the files on the NTFS partition through a DOS > >boot disk. > > > >Any suggestions > If someone has enough access to get to the NTFS partition through a > DOS boot disk then you're doomed anyway - there's nothing to stop them > getting your administrator password, or installing a trojanned > kernel32.dll that captures your passwords and emails them to him, or > whatever It's a non-issue, really - physical security is last line of > defence - if somone has breached that then it's wipe/reinstall time > anyway (along with firing your security guard). > Tony