Am 18.03.2010 12:50, schrieb Daniel Eggleston:
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> The encryption key for the databases is stored on-disk, encrypted with
> PGP (Gnupg specifically). At first startup, it's no big deal to have the
> DBA enter a passphrase to start the database server. Once a failover
> occurs, though, time i
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I hope you people realize that you just produced 7 times as much spam
... err ... "unhelpful communication" as Richard Hamilton has done with
his single notification.
Couldn't you have sent him a single, private mail telling him that you
find his behavior wrong instead of talking
; Michael
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Take a look at `openssl enc`. It seems to be what you want but I have
not tried it. The man-page is found under `man ssl-enc`
BTW: Please don't top-post. Put your responses below the message that
you quote. It makes long threads more readable.
Hope this helps,
Floria
acter in a text file.
If you want to generate multiple key from one file, try something like
`while gpg --gen-key ...; do true; done < file`
Hope this helps,
Florian Philipp
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cpio which was explicitly built around the concept of
being used with find.
I would also get rid of the z option as gpg compresses, too.
Regards,
Florian Philipp
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way to go.
Thanks in advance!
Florian Philipp
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On Thu, 10 Jul 2008 14:32:20 +0200
"Sander de Bakker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Faramir and Robert,
>
> thank you for the responses.
>
> I want everyone to be able to acces the data as long as the data is
> valid. When the data becomes invalid i want it to be inaccesible for
> everyone.
