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List:       gnupg-users
Subject:    Re: encrypting and replacing
From:       Dick Gevers <dvgevers () xs4all ! nl>
Date:       2004-01-20 22:20:06
Message-ID: 20040120222006.075a08d3.dvgevers () xs4all ! nl
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On Tue, 20 Jan 2004 17:06:18 +0100, "Richard J. Cattien"
<rc.foreign@gmx.net> wrote about Re: encrypting and replacing:

>> > $ gpg -ea -r UID file.txt && rm -f file.txt
>> 
>> Ha-ha!  OP uses Outlook, so he is on Windows.  But this command is for
>> Unix shells...
>
>But AFAIK you can use the pipe in cmd.exe (command.com). It should be
>possible with a batchfile or something like that.

IIRC (it`s been a while since I wrote winscripts) a batfile with following
content should work:

gpg -ea -r UID file.txt && del file.txt

However, if you`d want to enter it on the commandline, it`d have to be
something like:

gpg -ea -r UID file.txt && echo y | del file.txt

YMMV according to the version of command.com / cmd.exe

HTH
=Dick Gevers=

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