I came up with an elaborate script to check the time and run a command
that was emailed to me. I run this in a cron job every minute. Maybe
others might find this useful.
<- begin
#!/bin/bash
From="FirstName LastName "
key="
The format of the time stamp can be change according to your locale. Just
specify an individual setting for LC_TIME.
On Tuesday, 27. April 2010 20:52:58 Jeff Sadowski wrote:
> when I run something like so
> "cat test.email |gpg"
> where test.email is an email that was signed I get output like so
Hi Jeff--
On 04/27/2010 02:52 PM, Jeff Sadowski wrote:
> Is there an option to change the format of the time?
> While reading the manual I could not find it.
if you are mechanically parsing the output of gpg, you probably want to
use --status-fd or --status-file and compare the info from there.
when I run something like so
"cat test.email |gpg"
where test.email is an email that was signed I get output like so
<--- begin
The verified signed text
...
gpg: Signature made <3 letter Day of Week> <3 letter
Month> using DSA key ID
gpg: signature from ""
Primary key fingerprint:
<--- end
