On 05.03.2016 19:33, Josef Carnap wrote: > It looks as if the files simply were copied to folder_2. But when I try > to open the *.docx files with Libre Office for example I can see that > doesn't work. > So I guess the very problem ist the missing file extension *gpg for the > files in folder_2. > > Do you have any idea to modify the command so that the files in folder_2 > are: foo1.docx.gpg, foo2.docx.gpg, foo3.docx.gpg etc. (without renaming > the files manually)?
Hi, the filenames are not important for the content of the files. If you run the 'file' command on the files (i.e., "file /media/usb/folder_2/foo1.docx"), it should tell you that these are indeed gpg-encrypted files. You can simply rename the files to add the '.gpg' extension if you want. The original command can be modified as for x in /media/usb/folder_1/*; do gpg2 -o "/media/usb/folder_2/$(basename "$x").gpg" -r 0x12345678 -e "$x"; done if you want to append the extension directly. Best regards, Viktor
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