Re: [Q] Encrypted GIT?

On Thu, Mar 13, 2008 at 11:53:22AM -0400, Jeff King wrote:

You could probably do something totally external to git using bundles as
the primitive. Store an encrypted index on the remote that says "here
are the packs I have, and the objects they contain." Whenever you push,
pull the index (which is of course more network-intensive than regular
git protocol, but not as bad as pulling all the data) and calculate a
thin-pack bundle yourself. Encrypt the bundle and store remotely.

Oh, and a scheme like this generalizes well from "there is one key" to
"N asymmetric keyholders".

I don't know if a formal thread analysis is necessary. I think most

That should of course be "threa_t_ analysis". I of course want to
formally analyze this thread. ;)

-Peff