We want to automate the decrypt process in some file with a task in the operating system (Windows 7 64)
What we want to do is from command line is: gpg2.exe --decrypt file.gpg > result.txt Of course it works ok, but launch pinentry.exe, a dialog box to ask for the password of the certificate. So we use a pipeline to send the password to gpg2 like this: echo "myPassword" | gpg2.exe --decrypt file.gpg > result.txt But this does not work. One possible workaround is that once we have put the password in the pinentry.exe dialog, we can decrypt again WITHOUT using the password and after some time (some minutes) gpg2.exe ask us for a password again.(For example after writing password if we run the same bat with the same command it does not ask us for a password...in some minutes at least) So there could be 2 possible solutions we don't know how to implement. 1) A way to send the password to the dialog, the command echo "myPassword" | gpg2.exe --decrypt file.gpg > result.txt was supposed to work, we find it in a forum, but it does not work. 2) Can we change the time it ask again for the password? Where? How? If we can set it to, for example 1 year, the we can run the command, type the password in the dialog box and use the same command in a daily task and it'll work until next year... Has anybody an answer for 1) or 2)? Any of them will solve the problem... Regards. _______________________________________________ Gnupg-users mailing list Gnupg-users@gnupg.org http://lists.gnupg.org/mailman/listinfo/gnupg-users
