I use gpg from the gnupg rpm. For example
gpg -er yellin <file>
uses the public key for yellin to produce the encrypted file <file>.gpg,
while leaving <file> alone. The encrypted file can be decrypted with the
private key with decrypted output in <decrypted file> by
gpg --decrypt -o <decrypted file> <encrypted file>
This assumes the keypair was made and put into a file in ~/.gnupg with
the command
gpg --gen-key
Do "man gpg" for more information on what can be done with gpg.
On Fri, 19 Mar 2004, Ow Mun Heng wrote:
> ANyone here knows how to perform file/folder encrypting?
> I don't want to encrypt my whole hard drive. Just relevent
> files such as personal info stuffs etc.
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> Cheers, .^.
> Mun Heng, Ow /V\
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