do you use a file/folder encryptor plugin for TC?
Moderators: white, Hacker, petermad, Stefan2
do you use a file/folder encryptor plugin for TC?
Hi
do you use a file/folder encryptor plugin for total commander?
i'm looking for one , but they are pretty old and no more update
AES plugin 0.6.3 [64-bit port] is 2013
thanks
do you use a file/folder encryptor plugin for total commander?
i'm looking for one , but they are pretty old and no more update
AES plugin 0.6.3 [64-bit port] is 2013
thanks
love Total Commander , best file manager ever made
- ghisler(Author)
- Site Admin
- Posts: 48083
- Joined: 2003-02-04, 09:46 UTC
- Location: Switzerland
- Contact:
Why change it if it works? AES is a standard, it doesn't change every month like 7zip does...AES plugin 0.6.3 [64-bit port] is 2013
Author of Total Commander
https://www.ghisler.com
https://www.ghisler.com
highisler(Author) wrote:Why change it if it works? AES is a standard, it doesn't change every month like 7zip does...AES plugin 0.6.3 [64-bit port] is 2013
thanks
i use the last version of total commander 64bit but the plugin continue to crash for example when i click on generate
i would like to use a stable plugin
but it's so hard develop an internal encryptor ?
i guess total commander is the number 1° but it could include an unicode file/folder wiper and an encrytor
thanks
love Total Commander , best file manager ever made
Encrypted File service is normally available on Windows at folder level on advanced properties. ( More info here !)MVV wrote:Such thing as external wiper/encryptor is easilly integrated into TC so there is no need in internal one.
For Third party Software :
you can get AES Crypt with gui (Right Click) Here.
If you need a bit more you can use Veracrypt... all free of charge.
If you want a wcx TC pluggin PUZZLE is also available and up to date !
EFS allows encrypting is available since Windows XP on file level but it doesn't allow sending encrypted files via Internet...
But I agreee, there are a lot of third party software (archivers, crypted containers, etc), and some plugins with encryption support (as I said, 7Z has good AES-256 support and may be decrypted w/o TC).
But I agreee, there are a lot of third party software (archivers, crypted containers, etc), and some plugins with encryption support (as I said, 7Z has good AES-256 support and may be decrypted w/o TC).
hiMVV wrote:Unfortunately you can't pack using specific plugins w/o user interaction.
only a question about this plugin , if i want to uninstall it will leave settings on the total commander preferences ?
and the other plugins?
i love to have a portable version on my usb stick
thanks
love Total Commander , best file manager ever made
Correctly written plugins use INI files that TC tells to use (pkpkugin.ini near wincmd.ini), I hope this one is written correctly, but I don't know since I don't use it.
And, TC doesn't remove settings from INI files itself, so when you uninstall a plugin, its settings in TC INI files will remain. BTW, plugins may be uninstalled only manually by deregistering them in TC and removing plugin files.
And, TC doesn't remove settings from INI files itself, so when you uninstall a plugin, its settings in TC INI files will remain. BTW, plugins may be uninstalled only manually by deregistering them in TC and removing plugin files.
thanksMVV wrote:Correctly written plugins use INI files that TC tells to use (pkpkugin.ini near wincmd.ini), I hope this one is written correctly, but I don't know since I don't use it.
And, TC doesn't remove settings from INI files itself, so when you uninstall a plugin, its settings in TC INI files will remain. BTW, plugins may be uninstalled only manually by deregistering them in TC and removing plugin files.
would be cool create a new topic about the most favorites plugins for total commander!!
have a great day
love Total Commander , best file manager ever made