Hey guys
I am using tGPGDecrypt to decrypt certain files ecrypted with a PGP key. But it pops up a pinentry window to enter the passphrase for each file. So its of no use to enter the passphrase again and again for so many files.
Do you know that if I were to use a tSystem component then how can I write a command line function to pass the passphrase automatically? Or how can I escape entering passphrase again and again in tGPGDecrypt?
Thanks,
Nitin
I ran into the same issue with TOS 5.1.2 on running on Redhat 2.6.32-220.el6.x86_64.
Here's the fix:
1) In your user's home directory, you should have a ".gnupg" directory, i.e. ~/.gnupg
2) Look for ~/.gnupg/gpg.conf. If it's not there create the file with a text editor. In my case, the conf file was not present.
3) Add the parameter "batch" to the conf file.
4) Rerun your Talend job....the password text box should be suppressed.
See 'man gpg' for more info.
Jeff
I ran into the same issue with TOS 5.1.2 on running on Redhat 2.6.32-220.el6.x86_64. Here's the fix: 1) In your user's home directory, you should have a ".gnupg" directory, i.e. ~/.gnupg 2) Look for ~/.gnupg/gpg.conf. If it's not there create the file with a text editor. In my case, the conf file was not present. 3) Add the parameter "batch" to the conf file. 4) Rerun your Talend job....the password text box should be suppressed. See 'man gpg' for more info. Jeff
Cool, thank you Jeff, thanks for sharing your solution!
Shong
