David Shaw wrote:
I do have some old PGP-2 keys (that are pretty well
connected in the WebOfTrust). I understand that PGP2
keys use MD5 as default hash algorithm and they do
not contain any fields to store adapted preferences.
But I still can use --digest-algorithm to create
SHA1 or SHA256
On Mon, Mar 06, 2006 at 02:32:53PM +0100, Olaf Gellert wrote:
David Shaw wrote:
I do have some old PGP-2 keys (that are pretty well
connected in the WebOfTrust). I understand that PGP2
keys use MD5 as default hash algorithm and they do
not contain any fields to store adapted preferences.
On 9405 day of my life Nicolas Rachinsky wrote:
Hallo,
how can I decrypt multiple files to stdout? I have two (or more)
files, a.gpg and b.gpg, and want the equivalent of gpg a.gpg; gpg
b.gpg; cat a b without the intermediate files.
gpg --multifile --decrypt a.gpg b.gpg does not work. The
