you have to have a file with your passphrase in it then ( I made mine a
hidden file) you cat this file along with a | to the gpg command with -
-decrypt
- -passphrase-fd 0 "new file" "encrypted file"
Derek B. Smith
OhioHealth IT
UNIX / TSM / EDM Teams
Albert Reiner
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> I am writing a shell script to automatically decrypt an encrypted file
> using GPG. How do I send the passphrase to the executable (GPG). I want
> no human intervention on this. I'm calling the shell script from a batch
> file to decrypt the file.
>
> Anyone have a UNIX shell script (Korn Shell) that does this?
Read the man page; there is some --...-fd option you can use.
Albert.
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