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问题 Edited Version I have a question about GPG, but I write all of the process, maybe it will help someone. I want to: Suppress the passphrase prompt in GPG command. I don't want to: use -c option (--symmetric). I have 2 systems Linux and Windows. I want to send the data from Linux to Windows. I want to encrypt the data in Linux and decrypt in Windows. myFileOnLinux.txt is a file on Linux that I want to encrypt. my@Email.com the UID of pair key. myPasswordPhrase is the password phrase. I

问题 Edited Version I have a question about GPG, but I write all of the process, maybe it will help someone. I want to: Suppress the passphrase prompt in GPG command. I don't want to: use -c option (--symmetric). I have 2 systems Linux and Windows. I want to send the data from Linux to Windows. I want to encrypt the data in Linux and decrypt in Windows. myFileOnLinux.txt is a file on Linux that I want to encrypt. my@Email.com the UID of pair key. myPasswordPhrase is the password phrase. I

问题 Edited Version I have a question about GPG, but I write all of the process, maybe it will help someone. I want to: Suppress the passphrase prompt in GPG command. I don't want to: use -c option (--symmetric). I have 2 systems Linux and Windows. I want to send the data from Linux to Windows. I want to encrypt the data in Linux and decrypt in Windows. myFileOnLinux.txt is a file on Linux that I want to encrypt. my@Email.com the UID of pair key. myPasswordPhrase is the password phrase. I

问题 Update Apparently, even though I thought I was generating keys that did not have a password, gnupg still expected a password for them (which the gnupg extension no longer supports). I regenerated a new keypair using Kleopatra on Windows and bypassed all the "no passphrase" warnings and I was able to successfully sign/encrypt with those keys. So, the bottom line is be very sure that your key does not have a passphrase. I am attempting to sign a message using PHP's gnupg extension. I have the

问题 I am running Linux Mint 14 and trying to download the android source. I followed the instruction for setting up the environment and when I was trying to get the source with repo, I got the following error. ... * [new tag] v1.9.4 -> v1.9.4 * [new tag] v1.9.5 -> v1.9.5 * [new tag] v1.9.6 -> v1.9.6 object e76efdd7b342577c40aa271fa5ded9d66a783a9b type commit tag v1.12.4 tagger Conley Owens <cco3@android.com> 1380645867 -0700 repo 1.12.4 gpg: Signature made Tue 01 Oct 2013 09:44:27 AM PDT using

问题 I am running Linux Mint 14 and trying to download the android source. I followed the instruction for setting up the environment and when I was trying to get the source with repo, I got the following error. ... * [new tag] v1.9.4 -> v1.9.4 * [new tag] v1.9.5 -> v1.9.5 * [new tag] v1.9.6 -> v1.9.6 object e76efdd7b342577c40aa271fa5ded9d66a783a9b type commit tag v1.12.4 tagger Conley Owens <cco3@android.com> 1380645867 -0700 repo 1.12.4 gpg: Signature made Tue 01 Oct 2013 09:44:27 AM PDT using

问题 pip install GnuPG says that the requirement is already satisfied but when I run a python script with GnuPG it says GnuPG is not installed . 回答1: In order to fix my environment I had to uninstall pgp and python-gnupg using the pip uninstall commands and then ONLY install python-gnupg. I must have had multiple versions of pgp and python was using the wrong one. 回答2: are you sure about the python and pip version? try to see pip is referring to which python version and you are running script in

问题 I'm using the pycryptodomme library. The documentation states All source packages and wheels on PyPI are cryptographically signed. They can be verified with the following PGP key: I installed it via pip pip install pycryptodome I tried just downloading the wheel file directly via pip download pycryptodome There isn't a *.sig or *.asc file. I don't even see it when I inspect the wheel file directly using the suggestion here. Question : How do I check the signature of the wheel file as the

问题 I have an issue with git and signing commits with GPG key. I have a master key (used for certification only). I've created two subkeys (only for signing) per computer. I've added public key to Github, configured git by using user.signingKey configuration option. The issue is that git seems to be ignoring the configuration option and uses the newest subkey all the time (the latest on the list gpg --list-secret-keys EMAIL ). I've checked it on two environments, same issue. I'm using the

问题 I'm getting this error when trying to sign a commit: git commit -S -m "test" gpg: skipped "EF617ACA9EC3XXXX": No secret key gpg: signing failed: No secret key error: gpg failed to sign the data fatal: failed to write commit object This is the output of gpg --list-secret-keys --keyid-format LONG The key is present there sec rsa4096/EF617ACA9EC3XXXX 2020-05-17 [SC] [expires: 2022-05-17] AD68154000A712DCD161D826EF617ACA9EC3XXXX uid [ultimate] name <email@gmail.com> And this is git config with