Rick,
Yeah, it doesn't look like you can set a certain time
limit for caching passphrase in gpgshell. However, it
appears to me that gpg itself has gpg passphrase
agent, which can be set up to store passphrase for n
seconds (correct me if i am wrong, please).
However, using either of them makes
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
I'm using gpgshell, and it gives me the option of signing or
clear-signing messages. It also contains options for encrypt and
encrypt/sign. When I try to sign it, it in fact seems to encrypt it.
Is this just the way it is or is there a bug (or
2006/10/22, Richard H. Stoddard [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
in fact seems to encrypt it.
Is this just the way it is or is there a bug (or operator error)?
No, its not encryptet. My guess it is signed and compressed, am i right?
Also, is there a way using PGPShell to cache the passphrase for a
certain
