User:Stlman/Ori (file system)

Developer(s)	Frank Huang, Ali Mashtizadeh
Stable release	0.8.1 / January 17, 2014; 11 years ago
Operating system	GNU/Linux, FreeBSD, NetBSD, Mac OS X
Type	Distributed file system
License	MIT
Website	ori.scs.stanford.edu

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Ori is a secure distributed file system implemented in user-space with FUSE. It enables users to keep their data stored on different devices in sync as well as recover from device failure and access old versions of files. Thanks to a file system history being kept it is possible to reliably synchronise instances of a file system after a period of off-line usage. The usage of Merkle tree and digital signatures makes the file system tamper resistant, that is users can tell if their data have been modified without authorisation.

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Category:Computer file systems Category:Distributed file systems Category:Network file systems Category:User space file systems