Hi,
rsigh is a Python script (*nix only) for posting passworded and encrypted files to Usenet.
https://github.com/dryes/rsigh
* TrueCrypt volumes with headers stripped ensure your files are virtually inaccessible.
* Ability to search and retrieve NZBs from command line - no manual work reqd.
* Post-process function for easy restoration.
## dependencies:
* Python3 - http://www.python.org/
* TrueCrypt - http://www.truecrypt.org/
* par2cmdline - https://github.com/BlackIkeEagle/par2cmdline
* RAR - http://www.rarlab.com/
* UnRAR - http://www.rarlab.com/
* newsmangler - https://github.com/madcowfred/newsmangler
## usage:
* Simply download, retaining directory structure (including docs/), and run rsigh.py (-h for help).
* Config is copied to ~/.config/rsigh/rsigh.cfg if not found.
* Default storage directory is ~/.rsigh/ - including nzbs, tchs and SQLite databases.
## notes:
* newsmangler config should be setup before running.
* To run without constant requests for root password see: ArchWiki
* OSX users require: sudo ln -s /Applications/TrueCrypt.app/Contents/MacOS/TrueCrypt /usr/local/bin/truecrypt
* Do not attempt to enter 320 random characters when it asks - this is automated.
* Although your files are encrypted and passworded, Usenet is a public forum.
* Do not upload any files you consider to be sensitive or may land you in legal trouble (should they be accessed).
Please report any issues on the GitHub page, although I will try to answer any queries listed here too.
All feedback is appreciated, and feature requests will be considered.
Thanks.
[Python - *nix] rsigh - Post encrypted files to Usenet.
[Python - *nix] rsigh - Post encrypted files to Usenet.
Last edited by sweetie on June 6th, 2012, 2:22 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: [*nix] rsigh - Post encrypted files to Usenet.
Hmmm, I think just about everyone on this forum dislikes encrypted posts.
We even added code to SABnzbd to detect them as soon as possible.
We even added code to SABnzbd to detect them as soon as possible.
Re: [*nix] rsigh - Post encrypted files to Usenet.
Ah, I should probably clarify: this isn't for spamming or creating 'complete this survery to access the files' posts - the headers are uuids only. It's more intended as dirt-cheap "cloud storage" on Usenet.shypike wrote:Hmmm, I think just about everyone on this forum dislikes encrypted posts.
We even added code to SABnzbd to detect them as soon as possible.
Also, the SAB encrypted rar detection works for these posts - not that you'd really ever download one without knowing what it was first.
Re: [*nix] rsigh - Post encrypted files to Usenet.
I agree with Shypike.sweetie wrote:Ah, I should probably clarify: this isn't for spamming or creating 'complete this survery to access the files' posts - the headers are uuids only. It's more intended as dirt-cheap "cloud storage" on Usenet.shypike wrote:Hmmm, I think just about everyone on this forum dislikes encrypted posts.
We even added code to SABnzbd to detect them as soon as possible.
Also, the SAB encrypted rar detection works for these posts - not that you'd really ever download one without knowing what it was first.
It would be handy (honest?) if the subject of your tool's posts would say "... encrypted / password protected" so that it is already clear in binsearch that it is encrypted.
Re: [*nix] rsigh - Post encrypted files to Usenet.
As mentioned, the subjects (headers) are UUIDs. eg:sander wrote:I agree with Shypike.
It would be handy (honest?) if the subject of your tool's posts would say "... encrypted / password protected" so that it is already clear in binsearch that it is encrypted.
Code: Select all
2731882d-3f83-4665-ae7d-b81a5c669335 [01/50] - "2731882d-3f83-4665-ae7d-b81a5c669335.par2" yEnc (1/1)
Re: [*nix] rsigh - Post encrypted files to Usenet.
Ah, by headers you meant subjects. Clear. Thank you.sweetie wrote:As mentioned, the subjects (headers) are UUIDs. eg:sander wrote:I agree with Shypike.
It would be handy (honest?) if the subject of your tool's posts would say "... encrypted / password protected" so that it is already clear in binsearch that it is encrypted.
These, posted to a group nobody is likely to be browsing by headers, are unlikely to be downloaded by accident.Code: Select all
2731882d-3f83-4665-ae7d-b81a5c669335 [01/50] - "2731882d-3f83-4665-ae7d-b81a5c669335.par2" yEnc (1/1)