encrypting files via web CGI

[Ryan W. Maple]

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There are two GnuPG modules available for perl which may make your life
easier:

  http://search.cpan.org/search?mode=module&query=GnuPG

This does not fix your problem, but it may help you so you don't have to
reinvent the wheel. :)

Cheers,
Ryan

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   Ryan W. Maple          "I dunno, I dream in Perl sometimes..."  -LW
   Guardian Digital, Inc.                     ryan@guardiandigital.com
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On Wed, 17 Jan 2001, Ron Beck wrote:

> 
> Hello all,
> I have written a perl program to accept a file name from a list.  I want
> to encrypt this file and then send it on to another party (also from a
> list).  I'm using the following command...
> 
>    system qx(/usr/local/bin/gpg -e -v -r "Ronald" ./reports/$report);
> 
> This works great when I run the procedure interactively but fails when I
> run it as a .CGI script.  I get no information returned from my .CGI
> script regarding any type of errors.  Is there anyone who can provide
> some guidance on this?  I am currently logged in with the same account
> as my web server is using so it shouldn't be a permissions issue.  Or,
> is there a perl module I could load which would assist in my efforts to
> encrypt files?

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