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TarCompressCrypt (TCC) is a command line tool for blazing fast compression + encryption / decompression + decryption

    package multiple files / folders with tar
    then use lz4/zstd/brotli for blazing fast compression operations
    then use openssl for aes256 encryption (native aes-ni instructions support)

Basically, TCC job's is to pipe ( | ) tar, compressor and openssl commands. Natives and official implementations of each command are used for maximum performance.

The other TCC purpose is to prepare the compression job with different strategies. You can create an archive for each folder found in the source folder, and choose how many parallel threads to process the batch for maximum throughput. You can either saturate disk iops, or the CPU depending on your settings, or choose to keep some room on your servers.

TCC is actually used for off-site backup operations on production servers.

Features:

    password file / asymetric key support
    packaging + distribution
    lz4 / brotli / zstd support
    benchmark mode
    operation logs
    differential backup

What's Changed

    Fix du déchiffrement avec un mot de passe par fichier. #49

        Lors de la phase de déchiffrement avec un mot de passe fourni par fichier, le mot de passe était stocké en mémoire dans les objets Block. Mais il n'était renseigné que pour le Block Full ou le premier Block Diff. Donc lors du déchiffrement, seul le premier block passait. Les autres échouaient.
        On récupère maintenant le mot de passe par fichier dans les options TccOption pour déchiffrer (comme pour le mot de passe inline).

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