encrypting stdin

[Anthony E . Greene]

On Mon, 04 Jun 2001 22:38:29 Matthew Nuzum wrote:
>I am trying to encrypt stdin.  For example,
>Gpg =96a =96r myid =96e
>I=92m told to =93Go ahead and type your message =85=94
>
>I type my message and then I don=92t know what to do.  ^C cancels the
>program,
>^z suspends

^d is end-of-text, but this is not really what you need.

>My goal is to be able to encode data from a program without writing a file
>to disk.  I understand that there is a batch mode, but there doesn=92t app=
ear
>to be instructions on how to use it.

someprog | gpg -e -a --always-trust -r 0xNNNNNNNN


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