What are my options for encrypting data at rest if fuse doesn't work?

[rabblehair]

Basically I have a cloud VM where I have my jellyfin server. Unfortunately fuse doesn't work there, which means that rclone mount doesn't work.

My media is now completely unencrypted. What I would like is at least my media to be encrypted at rest (exactly what rclone mount would do). Are there any other options or am I SOL?

[TheDreadPirate]

Is rclone unavailable because your cloud provider won't allow it? Or because the VM storage is setup in such a way that rclone doesn't work with it?

[rabblehair]

Basically the cloud provider does not support fuse in any of their VMs because of the way they are configured. (My guess is they used a shared kernel, but I don't exactly know). Since rclone mount needs fuse to work, it won't work either. (So I guess it's your first option since they don't allow fuse)

[TheDreadPirate]

I'm assuming this limitation only applies to local storage? Have you considered using another provider for storage only? I've heard of people using BackBlaze and Google Drive in conjunction with rclone.

[rabblehair]

I actually do exactly that and use a separate provider for storage. The issue is that I'm not able to mount this so that Jellyfin can see it.

https://www.reddit.com/r/jellyfin/commen...a_at_rest/ talks about a solution that would work for me. But it's not really something that's needed for most people.