We routinely use gnupg for encryption of outgoing files and I'm comfortable with my scripts which do the encryption and ftp.
I'm now working with an external customer who has never in his life used pgp, gnupg, etc. Since I've only encrypted and never decrypted a file, I'm also unable to answer his questions to one he considers to be a 'guru' on this stuff
Anyway, in looking at gpg --help I see that the -d tag will cause it to decrypt instead of -e to encrypt. If that's correct, then I think (emphasis on the 'think') that the following should work to decrypt:
How close am I on this???
Tnx in advance as always.
Tom
"My mind is like a steel whatchamacallit ...
I'm now working with an external customer who has never in his life used pgp, gnupg, etc. Since I've only encrypted and never decrypted a file, I'm also unable to answer his questions to one he considers to be a 'guru' on this stuff
Anyway, in looking at gpg --help I see that the -d tag will cause it to decrypt instead of -e to encrypt. If that's correct, then I think (emphasis on the 'think') that the following should work to decrypt:
Code:
/usr/local/bin/gpg -r <private key value> --always-trust --yes -o <outputfilename> -d <inputfilename>How close am I on this???
Tnx in advance as always.
Tom
"My mind is like a steel whatchamacallit ...