Re: Windows GUI recommendation for USB disk

2006-10-23 Thread John Clizbe
Robert Eden wrote: > I'd like to place a static windows GUI executable on a USB disk to > encourage folks to encrypt data while using snail-mail. > > I don't want windows shell extensions as that would require an installer > (WinPT ). > > I'm thinking just a single EXE that provides a simple GUI

Windows GUI recommendation for USB disk

2006-10-23 Thread Robert Eden
I'd like to place a static windows GUI executable on a USB disk to encourage folks to encrypt data while using snail-mail. I don't want windows shell extensions as that would require an installer (WinPT ). I'm thinking just a single EXE that provides a simple GUI and supports symmetric key

can't disable core dumps

2006-10-23 Thread Juan Felipe Mogollón Rodríguez
Hello to everybody: I am trying to make a script to generate a sign configuration files via CGI and Perl and I have a problem when I call gpg to sign my generated files: Here is the sentence that gives me problems: $resultado=system("echo $FORM{'$passphrase'}| gpg --yes --no-batch --clearsign

Re: Signing/encrypting options using GPGShell

2006-10-23 Thread Julia Dashkevich
Rick, Yeah, it doesn't look like you can set a certain time limit for caching passphrase in gpgshell. However, it appears to me that gpg itself has gpg passphrase agent, which can be set up to store passphrase for n seconds (correct me if i am wrong, please). However, using either of them makes y