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Doesn't GPGME still wrap the executable and parse its output? If so, I would call it a wrapper rather than a library. As an example GPG saves its keys in a fil
by papaf 14y ago
Doesn't GPGME still wrap the executable and parse its output? If so, I would call it a wrapper rather than a library.
As an example GPG saves its keys in a file. What if you want to put them in a database? Does GPGME allow a developer to do this?
- dfc 14y agoOriginally I wrote: "Does gpg allow you to export and import keys?" Based on the comment below it seems my sarchasm was not evident. I should have written: "Are you asking if gpg can import or export keys?"
- shared4you 14y agoEDIT: Ah ok, sorry English is not my native language, so I didn't get the sarcasm at first :) Export a public key: gpg --export -a "UserName" > public.key Export a private key: gpg --export-secret-key -a "UserName" > private.key Import a public key: gpg --import public.key Import a private key: gpg --allow-secret-key-import --import private.key