Hi,
I wrote:
> What's the key being used to look up the symmetric passphrase? Is it
> something random stored in *.gpg and thus survives the rename?
So I used `gpg --debug-level guru -d foo.gpg' and see the
GET_PASSPHRASE --data --repeat=0 -- S08635B195E745ED6 X X
Enter+passphrase%0A
and from that found the code that shows S086... is eight bytes of random
salt used for the symmetric encryption.
> How can I list these in the manner of -k and -K?
That question remains. Also, say I have three files symmetrically
encrypted at different times with the same passphrase. I'd like the
salt used on encryption to be the same for all three so I can decrypt
them as needed but only tell gpg-agent the passphrase once.
I'm guessing this can't currently be done and would welcome education
on why not. :-)
--
Cheers, Ralph.
https://plus.google.com/+RalphCorderoy
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