Thanks so much, it worked like a charm. I just had to change "cat" to
"type".
I don't mind supplying the passphrase in the script or in a file if
there is a way to automate this process. I am not sure where a
"--passphrase-fd" could be used, if it is even possible.
Thanks Brian
David Sha
On Fri, Aug 11, 2006 at 10:39:57AM -0500, Brian Rosenvinge wrote:
> I need to decrypt a file that has been sent to me and immediately
> re-encrypt the file for three new recipients. I would like to automate
> the process with a batch file. To avoid the file being left
> un-encrypted during the
I need to decrypt a file that has been sent to me and immediately
re-encrypt the file for three new recipients. I would like to automate
the process with a batch file. To avoid the file being left
un-encrypted during the batch process I would like to redirect the
output of the decrypt command
AES is a symmetric cypher, so you can use anything you want as the key,
although I'm pretty sure that you must never use the same key to encrypt
two different messages. (See "Initialization Vector". I know this is
required for stream cyphers like RC4, but I'm not sure about block
cyphers like AES
On Thu, 10 Aug 2006 14:25, Vinod Jacob said:
> what is the maximum size of the buffer that i can encrypt using 2048
> bit key.is it 2048 bit ?
Please read some basic literature about applied cryptography.
Libgcrypt can't help you unless you have a basic knowledge.
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