pgpgpg -z
Leif Olson
lolson@nisc.cc
Wed Jun 13 01:19:01 2001
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We are trying to migrate from PGP to GPG in an automated batch =
environment. So that=20
we do not have to change a lot of scripts on a LOT of servers, I was =
hoping to use the=20
pgpgpg program. I need to be able to pass the passphrase into gpg. We =
used the -z=20
"passphrase" option with pgp, but when I use that option with pgpgpg, it =
still prompts=20
me for the passphrase. Am I doing something wrong, or is -z not =
implemented in=20
pgpgpg yet? Is there perhaps a better wrapper I could use instead?
Thanks,
Leif E. Olson
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scripts on a LOT of servers, I was hoping to use the <BR>pgpgpg =
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need to be able to pass the passphrase into gpg. We used the -z=20
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pgpgpg, it=20
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wrong, or is=20
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