njgraham

# Secrets live in "thefile.txt".  The result is an ecrypted QR code.  When scanned with a 
# QR code scanner that emulates a keyboard (and a terminal window is in focus) it'll prompt
# for the password and display the result.
echo echo \"$(cat thefile.txt | gpg --symmetric --cipher-algo AES256 | base64 --wrap=0)\" \| base64 -d \| gpg --decrypt | qrencode --level H -o encrypted-qr-code.png

njgraham

2019/04/26 14:55:20 [INFO] Packer version: 1.4.0
2019/04/26 14:55:20 Packer Target OS/Arch: linux amd64
2019/04/26 14:55:20 Built with Go Version: go1.12
2019/04/26 14:55:20 Detected home directory from env var: /home/nathang
2019/04/26 14:55:20 Using internal plugin for qemu
2019/04/26 14:55:20 Using internal plugin for amazon-ebssurrogate
2019/04/26 14:55:20 Using internal plugin for azure-arm
2019/04/26 14:55:20 Using internal plugin for parallels-pvm
2019/04/26 14:55:20 Using internal plugin for virtualbox-ovf
2019/04/26 14:55:20 Using internal plugin for file

njgraham

Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am njgraham on github.
• I am njgraham (https://keybase.io/njgraham) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASCqkJJq-745GkBy6FIkpi7yOd2gMXaJi4mJqdD2owAOXQo

To claim this, I am signing this object: