В 22:29 +0200 на 09.08.2012 (чт), sig...@tormail.org написа:
> Hello. In the past, I encrypted and signed plain text in gedit thanks to the
> Seahorse plugins. Is there an alternative for Trisquel 5.5?
As far as I remember Nautilus used to have encrypt functionality in the
right-click context menu. Anybody knows what happened to that or did I
imagined it? That would have been an option.
The other is manually encrypting from terminal:
$ gpp -e -r recipient-key@some-address file
Supports multiple -r options for multiple recipients. This produces
file.gpg. Probably the forum software will hide the recipient part,
because it looks like an e-mail address. It is
recipient-key_at_some-address. Replace the _at_ with the at symbol - @.
Decrypting is easy as well:
$ gpg -d file.gpg > decrypted_file
As akirashinigami said, if you use Emacs it can do encryption for you.
If you have the EasyPG Assistant package and put the following line in
the header of the file, Emacs will automatically encrypt files when they
are saved:
;-*- epa-file-ecrypt-to: ("recipient-key-id") -*-
signature.asc
Description: This is a digitally signed message part
