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Using pgp in a shell script
This may be more of a PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) question than Unix, but here's hoping.
The statement I'm using to compress a file is: /opt/pgp-6.5.8/pgp +force -feat MY_Pub_Key < file_in.txt > file_out.asc The +force parameter is documented as "Eliminating confirmation questions", but I think it only works for some commands, and this still pops up: Are you sure you want to use this public key (y/N)? Has anyone found a way to use pgp in a shell and suppress the confirmation? |
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