gpg.vim : it seems that this inspired another much better script: gnupg.vim
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| Guang Liu |
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As I know little about vim scripts, this was just a thought which proved convenient for me. But I just noticed there's a new plugin called 'gnupg.vim' after this which is much better. Please download that instead. I tried to delete this from the server.
This little plugin helps to edit "gpg" encrypted files. I use this because it's more convenient when you do not have GUI encrypt tools.
How to use:
just name the file with .gpg suffix, e.g. "something.gpg" and
vi -u ~/.vim/gpg.vim something.gpg |
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| install details |
1. download and setup "gpg" ( see docs for gpg )
2. setup your key for gpg, get the user name for the key, e.g. "user@domain"
2. create two little scripts called "dgpg" and "egpg" and put them in your PATH.
in "dgpg":
#!/bin/sh
gpg -d 2>/dev/null
in "egpg":
#!/bin/sh
gpg -e -r user@domain
# where user@domain is the user specified when you create your gpg key
3. drop gpg.vim in your ~/.vim/ directory |
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