find a passpharse

[Johan Lundberg]

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>   "LF" == Levente Farkas <lfarkas@mindmaker.hu> writes:
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>    LF> hi, I encrypt 8 of my txt files in august, and in order not to
>    LF> make any typo (!!!)  I cu&paste the passphrase. now when I try
>    LF> to decrypt them the passphrase is not working (bad key).

In case you did not wipe the files, just deleted them, you might want
to try something like 'cat /dev/hda1|grep "some string in the files"'
to see if theres something left on the disk.

/johan

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