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I saw in config.h that there is already the idea of defining "PISERVER_DATADIR" but I think it's not already finished. (finding very often hard-coded "/var/lib/piserver". It would be great to have this feature realized because it could improve security aspects by moving all data's to a crypted place (device, folder, img ...)
I'm also wondering why my work-around does not work:
mount -o bind /mnt/crypt/piserver/ /var/lib/piserver/
or even
mount -o bind /mnt/crypt/var/ /var/
pi's don't start
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Not sure what security problems you are trying to solve.
The operating system files that live under /var/lib/piserver/os are shared publicly (read-only) to everyone on the network, without any authentication whatsoever.
Not sure what the point is in encrypting the files you share publicly. :-)
Private information like the LDAP authentication database, as well as user's home directories live outside /var/lib/piserver...
I saw in config.h that there is already the idea of defining "PISERVER_DATADIR" but I think it's not already finished. (finding very often hard-coded "/var/lib/piserver". It would be great to have this feature realized because it could improve security aspects by moving all data's to a crypted place (device, folder, img ...)
I'm also wondering why my work-around does not work:
mount -o bind /mnt/crypt/piserver/ /var/lib/piserver/
or even
mount -o bind /mnt/crypt/var/ /var/
pi's don't start
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: