Separated the step of instantiating an EncFSVolume from the
createVolume() function. This allows batch volume creation support
without having to do the associated crypto that comes with creating
an EncFSVolume object to actually use the created volume.
This commit adds initial support for volume creation. A new class was
added for writing an EncFSConfig to a file (EncFSConfigWriter). Provided
utility methods for getting a default EncFSConfig and creating a new
volume with a given password and EncFSConfig.
Added a basic volume creation test which creates a temporary directory
and creates a volume within, making sure that encfs-java is able to
instantiate an EncFSVolume on it afterwards. I also made sure that the
upstream encfs implementation can read the volume created by this test
also.
We shouldn't use the EncFSFile constructor that takes in a File any
more since we have EncFSLocalFileProvider now. This change removes
that constructor and all the EncFSVolume special casing for it.
Removed all File based constructors for EncFSVolume. Only kept the
following constructors:
EncFSVolume(String rootPath, String password)
EncFSVolume(String rootPath, byte[] passwordKey)
EncFSVolume(EncFSFileProvider fileProvider, String password)
EncFSVolume(EncFSFileProvider fileProvider, byte[] passwordKey)
EncFSVolume(EncFSFileProvider fileProvider, EncFSConfig config,
String password)
EncFSVolume(EncFSFileProvider fileProvider, EncFSConfig config,
byte[] passwordKey)
The first two constructors are easy to use ones for volumes on the local
filesystem. The next two allow non-local storage to be plugged in using
a custom EncFSFileProvider implementation. The last two allow the config
file to be parsed externally, to support the use case where the config
file is located separately than the volume.
EncFSVolume.listFiles() would fail when given this.rootDir as a
parameter because it concatanated the rootDir's last path element
with the root path and ended up causing null pointer exception in
EncFSLocalFileSystemNativeFileSource.listFiles().
In case the file parameter was the root directory, this function
attempted to substring into the parent directory using the root
directories length, resulting in out of bounds index access in
substring().
1) Bug fix for EncFSInputStream missing off the last byte of the stream
2) Initial support for EncFSFileOutputStream
3) Additional tests
4) EncFSComparer enhanced to check file read/ re-write
tests to new files
Conflicts:
src/main/java/org/mrpdaemon/sec/encfs/EncFSCrypto.java
src/main/java/org/mrpdaemon/sec/encfs/EncFSFile.java
src/test/java/org/mrpdaemon/sec/encfs/EncFSComparer.java
src/test/java/org/mrpdaemon/sec/encfs/EncFSVolumeTest.java
This change adds support for nameio/stream mode of filename encryption.
Also as a bonus change it fixes the MAC computation for volumes that
do not use chained name IV.
Remove hardcoded 32-byte volume key size in EncFSCrypto.decryptVolumeKey
to support volumes with key sizes different than 256 bits. Tested to
work fine with the standard options under encfs 1.7.4 which creates
a volume with a 192-bit key.
Added constructors for EncFSVolume to allow the password-based key
and IV data to be cached, and re-used to create an EncFSVolume for
the same volume at a later time.
On some runtimes the readBlock() implementation ended up recursively
calling into read(byte[]) since the call into super.read(byte[]) gets
reflected back into EncFSFileInputStream resulting into infinite
recursion. As a lame solution, removing read(byte[], int, int) from
EncFSFileInputStream and calling FileInputStream.read(byte[], int, int)
from readBlock().
Bundle Robert Harder's Base64 implementation [1] instead of using
javax.xml.bind.DatatypeConverter to do base64 decoding since
Android doesn't package JAXB.
[1] http://iharder.sourceforge.net/current/index.html
