Got another one for ya experts 
rsync can work with the option --password-file=blabla
this file must be 600 and owned by root, so far it all works ok.
Now the issue, the password file is stored on a external encryption storage so no rights to be set, rsync moans about this, trying a "sh rsync ..... < file" it keeps asking for a password...
Trying a symlink and rsync crashes (though a cat 'symlink' works)
'cat file | rsync' same sh*t.
Any ideas? anyone up for hacking the rsync binary and bypassing the code around "password file must not be other-accessible"? or a android tool which can (container) format ext2/3/4?

rsync can work with the option --password-file=blabla
this file must be 600 and owned by root, so far it all works ok.
Now the issue, the password file is stored on a external encryption storage so no rights to be set, rsync moans about this, trying a "sh rsync ..... < file" it keeps asking for a password...
Trying a symlink and rsync crashes (though a cat 'symlink' works)
'cat file | rsync' same sh*t.
Any ideas? anyone up for hacking the rsync binary and bypassing the code around "password file must not be other-accessible"? or a android tool which can (container) format ext2/3/4?
