On 16 maj 2011, at 18.35, Jerome Baum wrote:
So, start at the beginning of scrapped data (with a copy, of
course), fill in "A"s until you reach the 76 (or 80) limit, fill in
a line break, continue with "A"s, repeat until nothing left.
That was a lot more difficult than it sounded!! :)
I tried vi, emacs, sed, tr and finaly perl (!!). Perl finaly managed
to find and replace the
faulty characters...
Something in the TERM I guess...
But the last part didn't end up at the 64 char limit the other lines
have. Instead, the last
char on that line is at position 15. Would that be a problem?
GnuPG may choke on an incorrect checksum, but there should be an
override option or it might just spit out the file anyway.
Are you thinking about the '--ignore-crc-error' option?
--
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You just have to read the manual and press the right buttons
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