Hello All,
I have built the GnuPG -1.4.2 with ldap and curl support.As I am new to this
product i don't know how to run the binaries like gpgkeys_curl,
gpgkeys_finger, gpgkeys_hkp,gpgkeys_ldap.Through searching on the net i
failed to find any helpful resources regarding these ones.
Can anyone
Hello All,
I have built the GnuPG -1.4.2 with ldap and curl support.As I am new to this
product i don't know how to run the binaries like gpgkeys_curl,
gpgkeys_finger, gpgkeys_hkp,gpgkeys_ldap.Through searching on the net i
failed to find any helpful resources regarding these ones.
Can anyone
On Fri, Nov 11, 2005 at 12:28:08PM +, partha sarathi wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I have built the GnuPG -1.4.2 with ldap and curl support.As I am new to
> this product i don't know how to run the binaries like gpgkeys_curl,
> gpgkeys_finger, gpgkeys_hkp,gpgkeys_ldap.Through searching on the net
Hello All,
I am using gnupg to decrypt files that are imported to us daily. These are
xml files. I use GnuPG in a Windows environment.
i'm trying to find the right command line code to use to automate the
decryption of these files.
I can enter the following code:
gpg --output (pathname)\
On 9287 day of my life David Shaw wrote:
>> What does type "A" mean and where is it used?
>
> One possible (and current) use is to use an OpenPGP key for ssh
> authentication.
Which SSH implementation does support it? It seems OpenSSH does not
(at least I can't understand how to do it).
--
Ivan
Sean, in Linux you could create a script file (e.g., decrypt_file) that
would do the following:
gpg --output "$1_`date +%Y%m%d%H%M%S`" --decrypt $1
If you ran the script by specifying at the end the name of file to
decrypt (i.e., "decrypt_file encrypted.gpg"), then it would create a
decrypted
for /F "tokens=1-4 delims=/ " %%a in ('Date/t') Do Set
DTE=%%d%%b%%c
set DTE=%DTE:~-6%
That will help you with your date issues, but for
Windows scripting, you may want to search
alt.msdos.batch.nt
I could help you by writing the script, but think you
might appeciate it more if you did it yoursel
