I'll skip the rant and just tell you the result: I am looking into alternatives for #Nextcloud. All I really need is access to files on a homeserver from #GrapheneOS. I have not yet found an #sshfs client that works for me, so now I'll try #DAVx5 with the #WebDAV module of #nginx ...
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Anyone have any experience with SSH crashing when Plex accesses a share via SSHFS? I've set it up with auto mount now, so it fixes itself when I restart the episode, but it's interfering with my lazy days watching Stargate SG-1. 
I guess I could try to set it up with something else, but I stream a lot of data back and forth from my PC to the Synology NAS, and it's never been a problem except for when using Plex.
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@tokyo_0 #TrueCrypt is #abandonware with serious security issues.
- DO NOT USE TRUECRYPT FFS!!!
Use #VeraCrypt or even better: migrate machines to #Linux and use #LUKS / #dmcrypt instead, as it's the best option at hand.
- If you need to shuttle data to #Windows and #macOS machines and using #SFTP / #SSHFS to mount a secure storage over the network isn't an option, than you're stuck with VeraCrypt, as #Windows' #CryptoAPI is evidently #backdoored to the point that every #Browser except #Firefox is susceptible to #SSL hijacking with background updates...
GitHubGitHub - kkarhan/windows-ca-backdoor-fix: Fixes a critical backdoor in Windows' CryptoAPI, which allows to unconsenting Update of CA Certificates in the background. See https://www.heise.de/ct/ausgabe/2013-17-Zweifelhafte-Updates-gefaehrden-SSL-Verschluesselung-2317589.htmlFixes a critical backdoor in Windows' CryptoAPI, which allows to unconsenting Update of CA Certificates in the background. See https://www.heise.de/ct/ausgabe/2013-17-Zweifelhafte-Updates-gefae...
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@gloopsies just gave it a try with my #Synology NAS and was able to mount the directory. But copying was very slow (max. 4MB/s). The NAS is quite old but with SMB I at least had 30MB/s on Linux and more than 50MB/s on Windows. Are there any pitfalls with #sshfs ?