Julien Danjou <jul...@danjou.info> writes: > On Thu, Mar 17 2011, Óscar Fuentes wrote: > >> It would nice to get rid of that noise, if possible. > > It's kinda handy to have them to match the text. I don't think it's a > real problem. They are very standard.
Ok, I can live with that. >> Second: >> >> Version: GnuPG v1.4.10 (GNU/Linux) >> >> That changes from system to system (GNU/Linux, MinGW32) and gpg version, >> which is not good when the file is versioned. > > Same here. This is part of the standard output of GPG. This is not > something org-crypt add for itself. I just tried and it is possible to remove the boilerplate and keep org-crypt/gpg working. Maybe org-crypt may filter it out. I'll how hard is to add an option for that, it nobody beats me. >> Third, the encryped text changes from invocation to invocation. That >> means that the sequence >> >> org-decrypt-entry >> <wait for a while> >> org-encrypt-entry >> >> alters the cyphertext. Again, this is annoying when the file is under >> version control. > > This has been fixed in git recently by me, and should be fixed in Org >= > 7.5. Thanks! >> Finally, is there a way to force symmetric encryption? > > If you do not set any key, it's symmetric. But I think there's no > property to force symmetric on specific entry. I could add such a think > I guess, if you need it. I was confused by a dialog that pops out on Kubuntu asking for a passphrase. I thought that it was asking for authorization for using my ssh key, but tried again and it accepts any text that I throw at it. On Windows the passphrase is asked using the minibuffer. So it seems that there is no issue here. >> I'm using the org 7.4 that comes with Emacs 24.0.50 (development >> sources) on Linux and Windows. > > Go update! :) Well, with this and org-contacts, which I'm eager to try, I think I'll finally start using org from git (sticking to some release tag, I guess) although using the version distributed with Emacs is much more convenient for those of us working on multiple machines. Thanks for making org-mode even more useful.