So if I want to do that, the very basic way for me to do it would be
to write all of the commands (line-by-line; which processes each file
separately) into a shell script file and then run that?
But if I were to use some kind of programming or more advanced
scripting language/syntaxes; I would be
Le 15/03/2013 13:54, Ewen Chan a écrit :
Sorry, my bad. Wrong terminology.
(The AES wiki says that it uses a key.) But I was really thinking
about multiple passphrases.
And from this passphrase, a key and IV can be generated. It's more easy
to remember a passphrase than a bunch of hex digits
Sorry, my bad. Wrong terminology.
(The AES wiki says that it uses a key.) But I was really thinking
about multiple passphrases.
Sorry for the mix up.
So let's say I have three files:
file1
file2
file3
And then I have a passphrase file that contains the following:
Alice
Bob
Charlie
and I want
"openssl enc" encrypts one file at a time, and can read the first line
of a file to get the passphrase (in order to derive key and iv).
If you want to provide your own key and iv, you have to do it as command
line arguments.
Key management is out of scope.
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Erwann ABALEA
Le 15/03/2013 06:33,
