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Encrypt/Decrypt a folder with gpg
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#!/bin/sh | |
OPTIND=1 | |
infile= | |
while getopts e:d: opt; do | |
case $opt in | |
e) | |
infile=$OPTARG | |
tar cvf - $infile | gpg --cipher-algo AES256 --symmetric > ./$infile.tbz | |
;; | |
d) | |
infile=$OPTARG | |
gpg -o- $infile.tbz | tar zxvf - | |
;; | |
esac | |
done | |
# Using gpg this way does not use a public/private key, just a password. | |
# This allows us to transfer files around computers and not worry about gpg keys. | |
# Install gpg | |
# Save in /usr/local/bin/ and `chmod +x` it. | |
# To Encrypt: | |
# | |
# foldEnc.sh -e folder_name (no /) | |
# (Asks for pw) | |
# => folder_name.tbz | |
# To Decrypt: | |
# | |
# foldEnc.sh -d folder_name (no extension) | |
# (Asks for pw) | |
# => folder_name |
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