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| @@ -170,9 +170,11 @@ The **Advanced Remote Options** settings are for advanced users to configure rem | |||
| | Settings | Description | | |||
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| | **Remote Encryption** | Select to use [rclone crypt](https://rclone.org/crypt/) encryption during pull and push transfers. Selecting **PUSH** in **Direction** encrypts files before transfer and stores the encrypted files on the remote system. Files are encrypted using the encryption password and encryption salt values. Selecting **PULL** decrypts files stored on the remote system before the transfer. Transferring the encrypted files requires entering the same encryption password and encryption salt used to encrypt the files. Additional details about the encryption algorithm and key derivation are available in the [rclone crypt File formats documentation](https://rclone.org/crypt/#file-formats). | | |||
| | **Filename Encryption** | Selected by default. When selected, the pull and push tranfers encrypt or decrypt file names with the rclone [Standard file name encryption mode](https://rclone.org/crypt//#file-name-encryption-modes). The original directory structure of the files is preserved. <br>When enabled, file names are encrypted, file names are limited to 143 characters, directory structure is visible, and files with identical names have identical uploaded names. File names can use sub-paths, single copy files, and shortcuts to shorten the directory recursion. <br>When disabled, encryption does not hide file names or directory structure, file names can be 246 characters long, use sub-paths, and copy single files. | | |||
| | **Filename Encryption** | **Not recommended** (see below). When selected, transfers encrypt and decrypt file names with the rclone [Standard file name encryption mode](https://rclone.org/crypt//#file-name-encryption-modes). The original directory structure of the files is preserved. <br>When enabled, file names are encrypted, file names are limited to 143 characters, directory structure is visible, and files with identical names have identical uploaded names. File names can use sub-paths, single copy files, and shortcuts to shorten the directory recursion. <br>When disabled, encryption does not hide file names or directory structure, file names can be 246 characters long, use sub-paths, and copy single files. | | |||
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"files with identical names have identical uploaded names" could use a few word-swaps if possible, as this reads very strangely.
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