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An easy and quick way to encrypt (and decrypt) sensitive files on your computer. The filename is static, so don't forget to set it (on line 14)!
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| # Based on http://ejohn.org/blog/keeping-passwords-in-source-control/ | |
| # | |
| # John Resig needed a way to keep sensitive data (e.g. config files with | |
| # passwords) out of source control. So he decided to encrypt the sensitive data. | |
| # | |
| # I decided to modify the script so it's purpose is quickly encrypting or | |
| # decrypting any sensitive file you have on your computer. | |
| # | |
| # Usage: make encrypt | |
| # make decrypt | |
| .PHONY: _pwd_prompt decrypt encrypt decrypt_conf encrypt_conf clean_encrypt clean_decrypt | |
| FILE=filename | |
| _pwd_prompt: | |
| @echo "Contact your_email@example.com for the password." | |
| decrypt: decrypt_conf clean_decrypt | |
| encrypt: encrypt_conf clean_encrypt | |
| decrypt_conf: _pwd_prompt | |
| openssl cast5-cbc -d -in ${FILE}.cast5 -out ${FILE} | |
| chmod 600 ${FILE} | |
| encrypt_conf: _pwd_prompt | |
| openssl cast5-cbc -e -in ${FILE} -out ${FILE}.cast5 | |
| clean_encrypt: | |
| \rm ${FILE} | |
| clean_decrypt: | |
| \rm ${FILE}.cast5 |
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