Am Montag, 30. Januar 2012, 22:12:13 schrieb Belleraphone: > I realize that, but how do I make it so that my files are fit to be > clearsigned?
I am not sure whether I understand what you mean. --clearsign is usable for text files only not for binary files. Those need --sign or --detach-sign. > I was given a bunch of information from a website that said > what needed to be clearsigned. How do I put this information into a file > that gpu.exe can read and clearsign? It seems not to be possible to make a single signature for several files at once whose names are read from STDIN (or a file). But you can give several files on the command line: gpg --armor --output signature.asc --detach-sign file1 file2 file3 The result can be checked by gpg --verify signature.asc file1 file2 file3 In that case you have to check all files simultaneously. If you have a big lot of files to be signed then you can a) either create an archive file (by whatever archieve application you like and which supports reading file names from a file) and sign that single file b) use scripting (which I don't know anything about under Windows) to 1) either create the long command line The Linux (bash) way would be: gpg --armor --output signature.asc --detach-sign $(cat filelist.txt) 2) call gpg for each file (which makes sense only without a passphrase od with passphrase caching (gpg-agent) The Linux (bash) way would be: while read filename do gpg --armor --detach-sign "$filename" done < filelist.txt Hauke -- PGP: D44C 6A5B 71B0 427C CED3 025C BD7D 6D27 ECCB 5814
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