Eu fiz algo parecido com isso uma vez com um encfs remoto onde eu armazenei backups do meu PC local. Talvez isso ajude. Eu estava usando o Ubuntu com o gnome-keyring na época.
dbus_session.sh
#!/bin/bash
# This will grab the appropriate environment variables to connect to the
# gnome-keyring via dbus for the currently logged in user
# shouldn't be necessary if you're running from an xterm in gnome
$(sed 's/^\([^#]\)/export /' ~/.dbus/session-bus/*-0 | grep -v ^#)
keyring_helper.py
#!/usr/bin/python
import sys
import keyring
if len(sys.argv) < 5:
print "Usage: keyring_helper.py get|set name server protocol [password]"
sys.exit(1)
k = keyring.Keyring(sys.argv[2], sys.argv[3], sys.argv[4])
if sys.argv[1] == "get":
c = k.get_credentials()
print c[1]
elif sys.argv[1] == "set":
k.set_credentials((sys.argv[2], sys.argv[5]));
backup.sh
#!/bin/bash
. "$(dirname "$0")"/dbus_session.sh
cd /home/mike/misc/scripts
if ssh polaris mountpoint -q ~/mnt/; then
echo 1>&2 Filesystem already mounted.
exit 1
fi
# Take password from gnome-keyring and store in FIFO on polaris
./keyring_helper.py get mike polaris enc_backups 2>/dev/null |ssh polaris 'cat >~/passwd' &
# Mount the encrypted filesystem
ssh polaris 'nice -n 19 encfs -f -i 5 --extpass=cat ~/enc_backups/ ~/mnt/ <~/passwd' &
# Wait for the mount to complete
ssh polaris 'while ! mountpoint -q ~/mnt/; do if [ $((I++)) -gt 15 ]; then exit 1; fi; sleep 1; done'
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
echo 1>&2 Mount failed.
exit 2
fi
# Transfer data
rsync -az --delete --bwlimit 45 ~/misc /array/Dropbox/documents /array/pictures polaris:mnt/
# Unmount the encrypted filesystem
ssh polaris fusermount -u mnt
# Wait for child processes to exit
wait
A configuração inicial é bem simples, faça um mkfifo passwd
no seu servidor remoto e keyring_helper.py set <name> <server> <protocol>
no seu desktop. Quando isso estiver concluído, sua área de trabalho deve escrever sua senha do chaveiro para o fifo, onde um processo de TrueCrypt remoto irá lê-lo via stdin.