Encrypting SubFolders

[jediknight2]

That line works, but it starts encrypting the .gpg then the .gpg.gpg then
the .gpg.gpg.gpg :) I cant find any --exclude option that works...I actually
had to add a % sign so it reads

For /R c:\temp %%f IN (*) DO gpg --encrypt %%f








FYI, on windows the command would be:

    FOR /R c:\temp %f IN (*) DO gpg --encrypt %f

Obviously, you can replace C:\temp with a relative path, UNC, or
whatever else you'd like.

I think you need Win98 or newer to have the FOR command available in the
command shell.

Regards,
	Ryan



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> I'm new to gpg so not sure if gpg has a recursion flag, but on unix:
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> gpg --encrypt --multifile `find /thisfolder -type f -print`
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> should work.
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> On Tue, 8 Mar 2005, jediknight2 wrote:
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> > Is there a way to encrypt a folder including subfolders?
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> > I have tried
> > gpg --encrypt --multifile \thisfolder\*.*
> \thisfolder\*
> >
> > The first one will hit all the subfolders inside 
> thisfolder, but if those
> > subfolders have folders then it wont go...
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> > so it will try thisfolder\subfolder
> > but it wont catch thisfolder\subfolder\subsubfolder
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> > Any suggestions
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