On 2009-03-13, Oguz Yarimtepe <comp....@gmail.com> wrote: > So what is the differenece between gpg -se and gpg -s? -s parameter is > also encyrping, right? The outputs of these two files are differenet, > though.
-s sign -se = -s -e = sign & encrypt -s is not encrypting. You either make a detached signature or produce a file which contains both the original data and the signature, which is the compressed file you mentioned. > I was planning to sign and verify the binary, because verification > happens faster than decryption. So how can i sign a binary and again > verify it without creating a detached sign? The alternatives are either a detached signature or the compressed file. I cannot think of another alternative. Why don't you want a detached signature?
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