Why not just use a crypto filesystem? PGP (and gpg) are useful for
encrypting files for transmission, but really should not be used for
long-term data storage. You should be using data-storage encryption
for that.
-derek
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> Would it be difficult to wire in hooks so that file open/saving (optionally) goes
>through gpg decoding/encoding?
>
> I'd just as soon not leave my financial data laying around unprotected, for some
>reason.
>
> Support for either symetric passphrases or full passphrases would be cool.
>
> I can do this by hand, but it seems so clumsy that way (comparatively), and I can't
>believe that others leave their data floating around in the bare.
>
> Gnucash rocks, but you knew that.
>
> TIA.
>
> David
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