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carrierwave_securefile
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A gem to add secured file uploading to CarrierWave. Uses Crypt19 and OpenSSL to encrypt and decrypt files, and offers multiple methods of encryption.
I needed this functionality for a project, and simply couldn't find a viable solution. So I rolled out my own. Then I got tired of dirtying up my /lib/ folder, so I made a gem out of it. This is my first attempt at writing a gem, and for my project, it works pretty well.
For personal testing, I was uploading to RackSpace Cloud Files. I haven't tested using local file uploads or other cloud services, but it should work fine just the same.
Ruby 1.9.3 w/ Rails 3.1.3. Realistically, it should work on Ruby 1.9.x and Rails 3.x, but may work on other configurations. It hasn't been tested. I'm currently using this with CarrierWave 0.6.2, Rails 3.2.8, and Ruby 1.9.3.
Please refer to the Wiki For Installation and Usage.
sirvine for help with the downloader.
Copyright (c) 2011-2012 Doug Clark. See LICENSE.txt for further details.
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