On Tue, Jun 17, 2003 at 12:52:59AM -0000, Frog wrote:
> > Anonymous via the Cypherpunks Tonga Remailer wrote:
> > > When I use tar -o ...... $FILE | gpg -c ......
> > >
> > > (please sobebody help to write a working example)
> >
> > See "tar --help". I don't know what your -o is supposed to do.
> > Generally GNU tar writes to stdout by default, so you just do
> [snip]
> tar -O is eqv tar --to--stdout
Indeed. In my tar it's also the same as "tar -f-" or just "tar". But
"tar -O" != "tar -o". This is Unix: case matters.
> Have gpg designed to encrypt ~Gigabytes of files from stdin without unsecure ~tmp
> files creation
Try it and find out! However I would not want any gpg'ed files bigger
than a CD-R, for sake of easy manageability. Even that would be a bit
too much. I'd suggest breaking your data down into smaller archives.
Rob - /dev/rob0
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