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DVault is designed to make protecting (encrypting) files and directories simple and secure.
When protecting a file or directory DVault uses the terms 'lock' and 'unlock' to indicate the process of protecting (locking) a file and opening (unlocking) a file.
When you lock a file or directory with DVault it creates a single self contained 'vault' file.
DVault uses a passphrase to protected files, however you only need your passphrase when opening a vault.
DVault works as a simple interactive command line tool but is also designed to be called by other scripts.
DVault supports Linux, Mac OSX and Windows.
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When you lock a file with DVault the original file is deleted and replaced with a new .vault file.
e.g. important.txt becomes important.txt.vault.
When you unlock a file the vault is deleted and your original file is restored.
e.g. important.txt.vault becomes important.txt
After installing DVault you need to run a one time initialisation process:
To lock a file:
As a .vault file contains the original keys the vault can be copied to any machine and provided you know the passphrase you can always unlock the file.
If you want to send an vault to a friend you can create a vault using a single use passphrase which you can share with a friend.
