mroth at nessie
Jun 26, 1999, 1:56 PM
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On Sat, 26 Jun 1999, Jonathan Cantrell wrote:
> a new file, sends the new file and then deletes both files. I realize the
> file is only there for fractions of a second, but I think it would be better
> if I could just send the information straight from the script to gpg and
> have the only file written to disk. I'm pretty sure this is possible, I
You can use gpg as any other unix filter programm. Just use a pipe:
prog_wich_creates_data | gpg ENCRYPTION_OPTS | mail MAIL_OPTS
If you don't have a single programm which creates the data, you can group
different programms:
{
echo "something"
echo "foobar"
some_example_programm
echo "this is the last line
} | gpg ENCRYPTION_OPTS | mail MAIL_OPTS
cu
Michael
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