Hi Sven,
You have solved all my problems.
The two commands given by you works great!
You rock man!!!
Thanks,
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Bhushan
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Bhushan Jain wrote:
Hi,
I just want to know if there is some standard used by GnuPG in terms of
extensions so that if I create an encrypted file or only signed file or
signed and encrypted file using my own program, then the respective
files would be compatible to GnuPG.
By convention the e
Hi,
I just want to know if there is some standard used by GnuPG in terms of
extensions so that if I create an encrypted file or only signed file or
signed and encrypted file using my own program, then the respective files
would be compatible to GnuPG.
Please suggest me the extensions I should use
Hi,
I just want to know if there is some standard used by GnuPG in terms of
extensions so that if I create an encrypted file or only signed file or
signed and encrypted file using my own program, then the respective files
would be compatible to GnuPG.
Please suggest me the extensions I should use
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA256
Bhushan Jain escribió:
> Also, due to similar experiences what I have understood is that GnuPG
> supports following extensions for following cases:---
>
> Encryption-> .gpg
>
> Sign--> .asc
>
> I don't know if my understanding
Hi,
I am using Bouncy Castle Libraries(a JAVA library for PGP
encryption(rfc2440)) for encrypting the files.
If I use any other extension than .gpg for the output encrypted file and try
to decrypt the file using command-line GnuPG the following error message is
shown:
Unknown Suffix.
Now
