On 21-Apr-06, at 3:11 PM, Sean Cerney wrote:
I've been decrypting xml files for a while now with a batch file
that converts the pgp file into an xml file with a timestamp.
The thing is I always have to manually enter the password each time
I run the batch file. I want to
...
Any suggestions? Thank you.
Sorry, I'm not 100% sure what you're trying to do (I couldn't see any
actual gpg stuff in your batch file, but it's been about a hundred
years since I've seen a .bat file so I could be missing the
obvious...), but if you're trying to automate passphrase entry into a
batch file, here is what I have used in a Unix (or, rather, Linux and
Mac OS X, actually) bash shell script:
gpg --passphrase-fd 3 "$FILE" 3<$pwfile
where $FILE is the file to be decrypted and $pwfile is a variable
that is set to some arbitrary file name that contains the passphrase.
What the above does is (after you create a temporary file with the
passphrase in it) tell gpg to read the passphrase from "file
descriptor 3" and the last bit (3<$pwfile) tells Unix to redirect the
file, $pwfile, into file descriptor 3.
Obviously you need to modify this somewhat to run on DOS (or Windows,
or whatever it's called these days) but it may point you in the right
direction.
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Trevor Smith
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