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Source code changes of the file "encfs/encfsctl.pod" between
encfs-1.9.4.tar.gz and encfs-1.9.5.tar.gz

About: EncFS is an encrypted virtual filesystem for Linux using the FUSE kernel module.

encfsctl.pod  (encfs-1.9.4)	:	encfsctl.pod  (encfs-1.9.5)
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version.		version.
=head1 NAME		=head1 NAME
encfsctl - administrative tool for working with EncFS filesystems		encfsctl - administrative tool for working with EncFS filesystems
=head1 SYNOPSIS		=head1 SYNOPSIS
B<encfsctl> [I<command> I<command_args>]		B<encfsctl> [I<command> I<command_args>]
B<encfsctl> I<rootdir>		B<encfsctl> [info] I<rootdir>
B<encfsctl> info I<rootdir>
B<encfsctl> passwd I<rootdir>		B<encfsctl> passwd I<rootdir>
B<encfsctl> showcruft I<rootdir>		B<encfsctl> showcruft I<rootdir>
B<encfsctl> decode [--extpass=prog] I<rootdir> [encoded name ...]		B<encfsctl> decode [--extpass=prog] I<rootdir> [encoded name ...]
B<encfsctl> encode [--extpass=prog] I<rootdir> [plaintext name ...]		B<encfsctl> encode [--extpass=prog] I<rootdir> [plaintext name ...]
		B<encfsctl> cat [--extpass=prog] [--reverse] I<rootdir> <(cipher|plain) filename
		>
=head1 DESCRIPTION		=head1 DESCRIPTION
B<encfsctl> is an administrative tool for working with EncFS filesystems. It		B<encfsctl> is an administrative tool for working with EncFS filesystems. It
is capable of changing the user supplied password, displaying basic information		is capable of changing the user supplied password, displaying basic information
about an encrypted volume, and other related operations.		about an encrypted volume, and other related operations.
=head1 COMMANDS		=head1 COMMANDS
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Allows you to specify a filename on the command line, and displays its		Allows you to specify a filename on the command line, and displays its
encoded version. This is useful if e.g. you are taking a backup of an		encoded version. This is useful if e.g. you are taking a backup of an
encrypted directory and would like to exclude some files.		encrypted directory and would like to exclude some files.
The B<--extpass> option can be used to specify the program which returns the		The B<--extpass> option can be used to specify the program which returns the
password - just like with encfs.		password - just like with encfs.
If no names are specified on the command line, then a list of filenames		If no names are specified on the command line, then a list of filenames
will be read from stdin and encoded.		will be read from stdin and encoded.
		=item B<cat>
		Decodes and B<cat>s the content of an encrypted file. The filename can be
		given in a plain or ciphered form. With B<--reverse> The file content will
		instead be encrypted.
=back		=back
=head1 EXAMPLES		=head1 EXAMPLES
Show information about an encrypted filesystem:		Show information about an encrypted filesystem:
% encfsctl info ~/.crypt		% encfsctl info ~/.crypt
Version 5 configuration; created by EncFS 1.1 (revision 20040504)		Version 5 configuration; created by EncFS 1.1 (revision 20040504)
Filesystem cipher: "ssl/aes" , version 2:1:1		Filesystem cipher: "ssl/aes" , version 2:1:1
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