Josh Clearihan:
> Hi,
>
> Thanks, but our requirement is that the key is secured with a passphrase.
>
> Any other ideas into what is wrong with my coding?
> echo "mypassphrase"| gpg2.exe ...
In my opinion it makes little sense to use a passphrase in this way: the
passphrase is supposed to be e
Hi,
Thanks, but our requirement is that the key is secured with a passphrase.
Any other ideas into what is wrong with my coding?
Cheers
Josh Clearihan
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Werner Koch gnupg.org> writes:
> Are you sure that the gpg version at the remote site is also >= 2.1?
> Given that you used the option "--use-agent" I assume that this is a gpg
> 1.4.
>
> For that feature to work you need GnuPG 2.1 local and remote. The
> reason is that only since 2.1 gpg diver
On Mon, 11 May 2015 09:28, qu...@hack.org said:
> So, on remote, "gpg --use-agent test.asc" gives me "gpg: decryption failed:
> No secret key". But shouldn't this just work? Shouldn't it just get the
Are you sure that the gpg version at the remote site is also >= 2.1?
Given that you used the opti
I got the forwarding working, gpg-connect-agent says "connection to agent is
in restricted mode" and gives me a prompt. So am I all set? Doesn't seem
like that.
My GPG_AGENT_INFO is empty, as it is on my local machine where everything
works as expected (once my gpg-agent is running, has a key, an
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA512
On Monday 11 May 2015 at 6:17:59 AM, in
,
Josh Clearihan wrote:
> Requirement To automatically decrypt and encrypt files
> from cmd batch file.
> I'm experiencing issues trying to decrypt a .pgp file
> from command line.
> When running this it
