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[zim2901]

BruderB wrote:
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> zim2901 schrieb:
>> Hi,
>> 
>> I want to create a frontend to generate gpg public keys in PHP. There is
>> a
>> function called shell_exec. This function, execute a command via shell.
>> But
>> you can only pass one command to the funktion. 
>> If I start cmd.exe and take the command "gpg --gen-key", gpg opens a
>> dialog.
>> My problem is that gpg only works with this dialog. It gives a question
>> and
>> anticipate a responce. So I tried to pipe the necessary informations with
>> a
>> txt.- file, but it doesn't work!
>> My question is, if it is possible to generate keys without do that
>> dialog?
>> In an other forum, sombody explains that this is not possible, because of
>> secureness... If that is true, my whole projekt stops!
>> 
> 
> Hej Timo,
> 
> I guess the keyword for google is 'unattended keygeneration'.
> 
> You will be prompted to the batch mode of gpg:
> 
> gpg --batch --gen-key < ./keygen
> 
> Regards,
> 
> 
> Boris
> 
> Ok, thank you for your answers! I think I will do it with the batch file.
> I have another question! I also have to read out the fingerprint of an
> existing key.
> But I have s similar problem, the shell funktions don't give me any reply.
> If I do it direkt at the shell, 
> I get the fingerprint, but with php funktions not. It is not a problem of
> php, I tested the funktions with other files!
> Has anybody an idea?
> 
> Thank you! zim2901
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