On Monday 04 April 2011, arno.s wrote: > I am using in a script, with more than one of this kind of lines: > > #!/bin/sh > /usr/local/bin/gpg-zip -o /opt/u1.tar.gpg -s /opt/1* > /usr/local/bin/gpg-zip -o /opt/u2.tar.gpg -s /opt/2* > ... > > I have to answer every line with question for passphrase. This sucks. > > I have seen there is a parameter --gpg-args where I can pass args to > gpg. But I don't get this working with some kind of > > echo 'passphrase' | gpg-zip --gpg-args --passphrase-fd -o ... - s > > Anybody an idea how this is working?
Yes. Remove the passphrase from your secret key. If you are going to publish your passphrase to everybody using your system by using it as command line argument then you can as well remove the passphrase from your key. Regards, Ingo
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