I just answered a question on whether you could import somebody
else's keys from a file named "other.txt" rather than "other.asc"
or "other.gpg". While perhaps technically correct I also pointed
out that Windows depends on the proper file-name extension and
some Linux distros like OpenSuSE are ver
On Wed, Jun 12, 2013 at 11:49:39AM +0200, Nils Faerber wrote:
> IANAL but from my understanding:
> 1. by invocation of the commandline commands: Yes
> 2. invocation of GnuPG exe: Yes
> 3. Linking, dynamically or statically, against a GnuPG DLL, presumed
> that it is licensed under GPL: No
IANAL ei
On 06/13/2013 03:20 AM, Anilkumar Padmaraju wrote:
> Hi Gnupg Users,
>
> I have question that on of the user gave a file to import and the file
> is having .txt extension, for example test.txt. I usually import
> files having .asc or .gpg extensions. Can I do "gpg --import
> test.txt" with that
On 13-06-2013 5:20, Anilkumar Padmaraju wrote:
> I have question that on of the user gave a file to import and the file
> is having .txt extension, for example test.txt. I usually import
> files having .asc or .gpg extensions. Can I do "gpg --import
> test.txt" with that .txt file extension?
Ye
Hi Gnupg Users,
I have question that on of the user gave a file to import and the file
is having .txt extension, for example test.txt. I usually import
files having .asc or .gpg extensions. Can I do "gpg --import
test.txt" with that .txt file extension?
Thank you,
Anil.
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