How Do I Overwrite Files in GnuPG?

[Werner Koch]

> This is one of gpg’s little UI idiosyncrasies. '—batch', '—yes'
> etc. must come before actions such as '—encrypt' on the command line.

That is actually classic Unix behaviour (in contrast to GNU's way of
processing options): First the options and then the arguments.


Shalom-Salam,

   Werner

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