Henry Hertz Hobbit wrote:
1. Vista considers the %ProgramFiles% area as semi-protected. Since
GnuPG is installing into this area, it is a reason for concern.
Next question is Why is GnuPG installing into this area?
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Alessandro Vesely wrote:
Henry Hertz Hobbit wrote:
1. Vista considers the %ProgramFiles% area as semi-protected. Since
GnuPG is installing into this area, it is a reason for concern.
Next question is Why is GnuPG installing into this area?
Hi,
i have been trying to run a script which encrypts and transfers files
between 2 branches, i am using gpg for encryption, i have written a bash
script and the script is working perfectly fine, but when i run it off a
cron it doesnt want to work.
i have written a small bash script for
This is something I started observing on gpg4win 1.1.0.
It seems like somehow, it is not handling interactive sessions.
For example;
C:\gpg --edit-key hideki
C:\gpg (GnuPG) 1.4.7; Copyright (C) 2006 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY.
This is free
Just so I can make it clear, let me annotate where I pressed enter.
(where [enter] is shown)
This is something I started observing on gpg4win 1.1.0.
It seems like somehow, it is not handling interactive sessions.
For example;
C:\gpg --edit-key hideki [enter]
C:\gpg (GnuPG) 1.4.7;
Arsha Bertie wrote:
i have been trying to run a script which encrypts and transfers files
between 2 branches, i am using gpg for encryption, i have written a bash
script and the script is working perfectly fine, but when i run it off a
cron it doesnt want to work.
Are you also testing the
I found the problem.
The path as installed by gpg4win specifies c:\program
files\gnu\gnupg\pub, and that binary somehow shows that behavior.
Changing the path to c:\program files\gnu\gnupg\ solved that problem.
(Copying the message to the gpg4win list, as well...)
Just so I can make it clear,
