#!/bin/bash echo -n "Passphrase:" read -sr p gpg -d --batch --passphrase "$p" "$0" | python exit $? -----BEGIN PGP MESSAGE----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.19 (GNU/Linux) jA0EAwMClL8rFOkU2Nm0yTK6hn6pQXkvOV1Q6Zn4fSrdAA4hrsOfYKkN5YMsJEIS khru8d9rbGU1nLVnso1VhGJWpg== =9G1r -----END PGP MESSAGE-----
Maybe I should combine this with puppet.
Posted in Computing, Cryptography, Programming
Tagged Encryption, GNU Privacy Guard, python
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Generate your key,
zip and send the ‘sender’ subdirectory to the person doing the sending. Instructions are provided.
you keep the ‘receiver’ subdirectory.
To encrypt a file, drag and drop onto encrypt.bat
To decrypt a file, drag and drop onto decrypt.bat
READMEs are there to help.
