Perl And GPG

Wed May 16 03:07:02 2001

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No problem. I fully understand, and am glad for everyone's help :)

Oops! I replied to the user by accident instead of the list :(
I'll get the hang of this one day...!

Everything works 100% fine, just as you said.

However, I do have one last question ;)

- All these commands:
"gpg -e -r $their_user_id $filename"
"gpg -d $filename > $output_file"

They do work fine. However, is there a way to read input straight from =
STDIN
(or the like), instead of the current way.
 Example;
Right now, I need to have a file with the info, read in from it, and =
then
encrypt it. If I then want to decipher it, I'd need to open the file and
then decipher it.
 Is there a way to just read/encrypt the data straight from STDIN?

 Thanks

Benjamin S.

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