Hello all
I am trying to automate gnupg and im really struggling with the batch file in
trying to use, please could somebody help me?
for test purposes i have created a drop folder in the root of C:
C:\outgoingdropfolder
i want to be able to drop any type of file in here with a
Hello all
I am trying to automate gnupg and im really struggling with the batch file in
trying to use, please could somebody help me?
for test purposes i have created a drop folder in the root of C:
C:\outgoingdropfolder
i want to be able to drop any type of file in here with any fil
On Oct 6, 2010, at 1:19 PM, Benjamin Bressman wrote:
> If I use GnuPG to encrypt a file with multiple keys is it possible to
> remove one of those keys at a later date?
>
> Let's say I encrypt sensitive information so that three users could
> decrypt it, but one of those users leaves the organiza
On 10/6/2010 1:19 PM, Benjamin Bressman wrote:
> If I use GnuPG to encrypt a file with multiple keys is it possible to
> remove one of those keys at a later date?
Possible? Probably. Practical? Probably not.
Your best bet is to re-encrypt the material to the remaining two keys.
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On 10/06/2010 01:19 PM, Benjamin Bressman wrote:
> If I use GnuPG to encrypt a file with multiple keys is it possible to
> remove one of those keys at a later date?
it's possible, but it's a bit clumsy. you could use gpgsplit to handle
the situation:
mkdir cleandir
cd cleandir
gpgsplit < $mes
If I use GnuPG to encrypt a file with multiple keys is it possible to
remove one of those keys at a later date?
Let's say I encrypt sensitive information so that three users could
decrypt it, but one of those users leaves the organization at some
point. Could I just remove that key's access to the
On 10/6/2010 1:34 AM, drpartha wrote:
I have switched over to GPG from PGP recently. I need a volunteer who can try
out a few exercises reg. encryption, decryption, siging etc. This will take
only a few exchanges by email for about a week. Can someone help me please ?
My GPG Public key is access
On 10/05/2010 09:57 PM, Larry Brower wrote:
> Have you verified it is trusted on the system you are trying to use it
> on? Perhaps the key isn't trusted.
This is not about trust for this key -- it is about validity.
The point is that the key does not have a valid binding to its User ID,
so encry
We figured it out. We needed an extra parameter to get the passphrase to be
entered from a file into the command line.
"C:\Program Files\GNU\GnuPG\gpg2" --batch --passphrase-file "C:\Program
Files\GNU\GnuPG\pass.txt" -du "Username " -o
"C:\RPTS%3%2%1.zip" "C:\RPTS%3%2%1.pgp"
Tammy Collier, DC
I have switched over to GPG from PGP recently. I need a volunteer who can try
out a few exercises reg. encryption, decryption, siging etc. This will take
only a few exchanges by email for about a week. Can someone help me please ?
My GPG Public key is accessible from ::
http://algolog.tripod.com/p
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