So I'm using openssl to encrypt and decrypt rpms for safe
distribution. I've create a C program which basically searches the
file system and decrypts matching encrypted rpms. Problem I'm running
into is that in the event the user creates a similar matching
filename, the openssl decryption fails, but still creates the output
filename. Is there anyway to have it not create the output file on an
error during decryption.
I'm using this command to decrypt
openssl des3 -d -salt -k <password> -in <input file.rpm> -out <output
file.rpm>
Is there a safer way of doing this. Its just because after I decrypt
the encrypted file, I display its meta-tag, and because its not a
valid RPM since the decryption failed, shows garbage.
Thanks
Mathew
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