Hello,
I have a question, I'm not sure it be related to gpg or general to linux :
Can I prevent gpg to encrypt open file ?
I explain my situation : I have file dropped to filesystem by Windows
program with samba share. I take (with a script launch by cron) the file and
encrypt it. It may append
I do have a backup. When I run on a particular directory, the secret key gets
listed. I had to cvs it to the server and then I try listing secret keys on the
server folder - it fails with the invalid packet error message!
I see the file there in the directory, with the same size. It also has
Am Montag 29 März 2010 10:04:13 schrieb Fabrice RAFART:
Can I prevent gpg to encrypt open file ?
I explain my situation : I have file dropped to filesystem by Windows
program with samba share. I take (with a script launch by cron) the file
and encrypt it. It may append that gpg take the
On Sun, 21 Mar 2010 22:09, webe...@gmail.com said:
No, I don't need OpenPGP, just need symmetric encryption done by a
standard command line Unix tool and decryption by means of the Java
You still need to define which standard you want to use. The most
popular encryption standards are
1.
On 3/29/2010 1:16 AM, Kannan, Aarthi [Tech] wrote:
I do have a backup. When I run on a particular directory, the secret key gets
listed. I had to cvs it to the server and then I try listing secret keys on
the server folder - it fails with the invalid packet error message!
I see the file
Help!! Just last week I was able to decrypt files for our Vendor. I tried
this morning and now I get the message below. The only changes that occurred
was that another vendor key was added last week. The ELG-E Key is the same the
message was encrypted with. Any insight to this message is
Sorry forgot to mention this is in unix. Also, I do not have a backup to
re-import.
Larry Brower larry-li...@maxqe.com 3/29/2010 6:59 PM
CONNIE RODRIGUEZ wrote:
Help!! Just last week I was able to decrypt files for our Vendor. I
tried this morning and now I get the message below.
This is a development box..no backup. Can I copy from the another environment?
Larry Brower larry-li...@maxqe.com 3/29/2010 7:06 PM
CONNIE RODRIGUEZ wrote:
Sorry forgot to mention this is in unix. Also, I do not have a backup
to re-import.
I figured is was Unix. Without a backup you
Great!! Thank you for your help. I will post on how it went.
Larry Brower larry-li...@maxqe.com 3/29/2010 7:15 PM
CONNIE RODRIGUEZ wrote:
This is a development box..no backup. Can I copy from the another
environment?
yes if you have the key on another server such as a production box.
CONNIE RODRIGUEZ wrote:
Help!! Just last week I was able to decrypt files for our Vendor. I
tried this morning and now I get the message below. The only changes
that occurred was that another vendor key was added last week. The
ELG-E Key is the same the message was encrypted with. Any
CONNIE RODRIGUEZ wrote:
This is a development box..no backup. Can I copy from the another
environment?
yes if you have the key on another server such as a production box.
gpg --export-secret-key -a a-filename-here
copy it to the dev box with something like scp
then on the dev box
gpg
CONNIE RODRIGUEZ wrote:
Sorry forgot to mention this is in unix. Also, I do not have a backup
to re-import.
I figured is was Unix. Without a backup you wont be able to decrypt
the file.
Are you certain there is no backup? No backup of the system which
could have the .gnupg directory?
CONNIE RODRIGUEZ wrote:
Great!! Thank you for your help. I will post on how it went.
Welcome ;) Just let us know if you have any questions on anything.
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I ran a brief test, and was able to recover from this. Before you do
anything, I recommend making a backup of ~/.gnupg so you can easily
restore it. Here are my results, where 0xae742aaf is my key:
#backup ~/.gnupg
cp -a ~/.gnupg ~/.gnupg.orig
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