Peter, The openX() funcs are *nix based, and NT is very different in these areas, so my code probably won't help much, and may take you down the long and winding road 8-((.
<muse> All our automation is nix based for reliability and manageability - you might consider a Linux box 8-)? but that is an even longer road..., then again, commercial support for PGP is no longer available, and OpenGPG is being much more actively maintained... 8-) </muse> FWIW we use these NT cmd commands to PGP on NT: export PGPPASSFD=0 pgp -es data.txt receiver@somewhere -o data.txt.pgp -u me@here < password.txt you might consider making passwd.txt a transient file created on the fly by your script and erased afterwards. Your script would need some way of knowing what the passphrase is. regards Jeff > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: 25 September 2002 16:20 > To: Jeff AA > Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: RE: Programming pipes to and from another program > > > > > >If *nix, look at help for the open3 function. Attached as a > text file is > > > >the little run class that I use to do this. > > > >Here is an example of how to use this class to encapsulate GPG, where > >the passphrase gets written to stdin of the child process, and the > >results are reaped from the childs stderr and the decrypted contents > >from the childs stdin. > >[snip] > > Jeff, > > This is exactly the kind of process I'm having trouble with! PGP > encription. Unfortunatly, I'm forced to work on W2K. I > haven't had much > luck with IPC::Open2, but I'll see if I can adapt this fine code. > > Thanks for the responce, > Peter > > > > > > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
