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Started by Robert Cohen
Wed, 29 Oct 1986 07:58
Password protection for HD20
Author: Robert Cohen
Date: Wed, 29 Oct 1986 07:58
Date: Wed, 29 Oct 1986 07:58
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Is anyone aware of software which would allow one to protect
a folder of files on the (SCSI) HD20? The file encoding programs
are inconvenient. What I'm really looking for is something
similar to the Hyperdrive drawer password protection. When
a drawer (partition) is created, you can optionally assign it
a password which must be used whenever that drawer is mounted.
It cannot be defeated (easily) with a boot from a floppy.
Your experiences would be appreciated.
Thanks
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Robert Cohen
San Ramon, California (Where's that? Like, on the way to LA, ya' know!)
{ihnp4,lll-crg,qantel,pyramid}!ptsfa!rhc
Re: Password protection for HD20
Author: Brian Bezanson
Date: Wed, 29 Oct 1986 23:15
Date: Wed, 29 Oct 1986 23:15
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In article <1771@ptsfa.UUCP>, rhc@ptsfa.UUCP (Robert Cohen) writes:
> Is anyone aware of software which would allow one to protect
> a folder of files on the (SCSI) HD20? The file encoding programs
> are inconvenient. What I'm really looking for is something
> similar to the Hyperdrive drawer password protection. When
> a drawer (partition) is created, you can optionally assign it
> a password which must be used whenever that drawer is mounted.
> It cannot be defeated (easily) with a boot from a floppy.
For all those interested in ways to protect virtually any hard disk with
a means similiar to the Hyper-Drive, you can use MacServe by Infosphere.
I use it to partition up my HD20 so I can have some volumes that are off-line
(ex. source code files), thus saving time in the Finder if I don't need
them, and also with the ability to password protect areas that may be
sensitive. This sounds like what you are looking for. There is also another
new partitioner-only program out (advertised now in most Mac Magazines), haven't
seen if it supports passwording volumes.
Hope this helps.
[Standard Disclaimer: I have no connection with Infosphere except that I am
a satisfied user of MacServe.]
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Brian Bezanson {seismo,ihnp4,allegra,topaz,harvard}!uwvax!gumby!bezanson
Manta Software Corp. bezanson@gumby.wisc.edu
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