rsync workflow#232
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General question: does rsync over ssh utilize any crypto inside rsync? Or is the crypto portion implemented elsewhere (eg openssh)? Edit: chat says this invokes openssh to do the crypto, rather than rsync. |
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Your right, rsync does utilize openssh. How do I go about addressing that and make sure it only uses wolfprovider crypto algorithms? |
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Created a basic test for sha 256 and sha512, which are the only fips approved algorithms that rsync uses. It has its own implementations of MD4 and MD5 used for file checksums and checksum transfers, which I commented how to disable, but have not removed them for now.