What do i have to pass to gpg to work on a read-only filesystem and a homedir which is not available? Meaning to be forced to not create anything except messages on stdout and stderr and to be forced to not read anything except the key i want to decrypt.
I tried passing the switches --keyring /dev/null (though i think this is
not the right way to do it) --no-random-seed-file and --lock-never.
Thanks in advance.
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Mierswa, Daniel
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