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Update Providers

Scott E. Graves
2025-08-14 20:14:07 -05:00
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## 🔒 Encryption Provider (WIP — Use With Caution) ## 🔒 Encryption Provider (WIP — Use With Caution)
- Acts as a **local pass-through provider** - Acts as a **local pass-through provider** - configure it to use any existing folder on your file system and it will transparently encrypt file/directory names and file data using `XChaCha20-Poly1305` as you browse and read.
- Transparently encrypts file/directory names and file data using `XChaCha20-Poly1305` as you read.
- **Important:** There is currently **no decryption provider**. Data encrypted this way cannot be decrypted by Repertory; additional support is planned for future versions. - **Important:** There is currently **no decryption provider**. Data encrypted this way cannot be decrypted by Repertory; additional support is planned for future versions.
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| **S3 Provider** | Using standard S3-compatible storage (e.g., AWS S3, MinIO, etc.), with optional encryption at transfer time | | **S3 Provider** | Using standard S3-compatible storage (e.g., AWS S3, MinIO, etc.), with optional encryption at transfer time |
| **Sia Provider** | Mounting Sia buckets with `renterd` | | **Sia Provider** | Mounting Sia buckets with `renterd` |
| **Encryption Provider** | Locally encrypting data before uploading elsewhere — but be mindful of irreversible encryption | | **Encryption Provider** | Locally encrypting data before uploading elsewhere — but be mindful of irreversible encryption . intended to add a layer of security when using online backup platforms, for instance. |