rdup-gpg(1)

rdup-gpg1

Encrypt files with gpg received from rdup -c

Usage

rdup-gpg [OPTION] [RECIPIENT]

Overview

rdup-gpg, by default, encrypts the data it receives from rdup with the default public key in your key ring. When RECIPIENT is empty, the default recipient (you) is used, otherwise it is used in the --default-recipient option of `gpg'.

For example,

rdup -c list ~/Documents | rdup-gpg | rdup-snap -c -b /tmp/storage

Note the -c option for rdup-snap.

Options

-c

This option is ignored, rdup-gpg always works on the files' content. This "feature" was added because all rdup-util scripts have such an option.

-d

Decrypt the files. You need `gpg-agent' running for this to work ok, otherwise you need to type your passphrase for every file that is decrypted.

-a

Use `gpg-agent`, useful when decrypting a backup.

-h

Show a short help message.

-V

Show the version.

From rdup 0.6.0-1 in Debian 5.0 (Lenny). Parsed by carta from the page's man source.