incrementel asymetric encryption?

[Zeljko Vrba]

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| But how  can I decrypt the whole log at once - or how can I encrypt
the log
| incremental, to create one big GPG Message?
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Well, the log is full of GPG start/end headers like
- -----BEGIN PGP...
- -----END PGP..

You can use csplit(3) to split the logs into corresponding PGP chunks.
Something like:

csplit -z q1 '/^-----END PGP MESSAGE-----/+1' '{*}'

will split the logfile in a series of files named xx00, xx01, ... one
file for each PGP record. If you have many log messages, you can also
add -n option to increase the number of decimal digits, e.g. -n4

Then write a simple for loop (xx is csplit's default prefix):

for i in xx*; do gpg <OPTIONS> $i -o $i.out; done

Of course, this assumes a normal UNIX system with bourne-like shell.

- --
The corresponding PGP public key can be found at:
http://ds.carnet.hr:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x5081D08A1DC7E994
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