Use of verify-files

[Dale Harris]

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I'm a little confused about the possible use of verify-files option of=20
gpg.  Does anyone have an example?  What I'm wondering is if there is=20
simple way to sign a large number of files... sort of make a tripwire=20
replacement, but using gpg instead of something like md5sum.  Just seems
like if there is a way to verify a bunch of files, then you must be able to
sign a bunch of files.

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Dale Harris  <rodmur@maybe.org>   GPG key: 372FBD57    http://www.maybe.org/
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