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You don't. You can use gpg-agent with --use-agent. duplicity inc \ --sign-key $PGP_PRIV_ID \ --encrypt_key $PGP_PUB_ID \ --use-agent \ ${sour
by sciencerobot 12y ago
You don't. You can use gpg-agent with --use-agent.
duplicity inc \
--sign-key $PGP_PRIV_ID \
--encrypt_key $PGP_PUB_ID \
--use-agent \
${source} ${dest}
- aroch 12y agoWhich would require interactive usage or for you to save your passphrase in a system keychain, no?