Object Store in C

Run tests

Deploy code to a CLIC VM
If you haven't set up users and groups, you can run make exec.
Given you have users and groups set up, you can run automated tests inside the projects.
- Tests for objput is in objput_test.sh, run ./objput_test.sh.
- Tests for objget is in objget_test.sh, run ./objget_test.sh.
There is also a video that demonstrates the result of the tests.

The decryption program is a bit FLAKY depending on the random IV chosen. If you see the following warning, please rerun the program..

[CRYPTO SUPPORT ERROR WARNING]: Decryption error detected..

Note that the decrypt algorithm will STILL provide incomplete decrypted text.
setuid verifies if user has read permission before it decrypts the file. This is a supported feature from homework 2. If the user does not have permission to read the file, the program simply returns "Permission deinied", NO DECRPYTION will happen.
All encryption keys are saved in keys directory. In theory the keys SHOULD BE HIDDEN from all regular users and ONLY ACCESSIBLE by root. However, due to time constraints, such feature is not supported.
Some code is referenced from Code samples from EVP Symmetric Encryption and Decryption
The implementation uses the following:

Name		Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
Latest commit History 4 Commits
.gitignore		.gitignore
Makefile		Makefile
README.md		README.md
a.out		a.out
acl_adapters.h		acl_adapters.h
acl_support.h		acl_support.h
constants.h		constants.h
crypto_sample.c		crypto_sample.c
crypto_sample_test.sh		crypto_sample_test.sh
crypto_support.h		crypto_support.h
logfile		logfile
objget.c		objget.c
objget_test.sh		objget_test.sh
objput.c		objput.c
objput_test.sh		objput_test.sh
program		program
testfile		testfile
testfile2		testfile2
testfile3		testfile3
ugid_support.h		ugid_support.h