Hi there! At the very moment I am trying to write a shell-script. It should encrypt (with gpg) a file, forward it to an editor and then encrypt it again.
So far, this works. But there is an annoyance: When re-encrypting the file (I store it on a temporary file), gpg asks for an user ID. My plan was to store the output of the original gpg-call in a file. That file looks that way (minus the '|'s): |gpg: encrypted with 2048-bit ELG-E key, ID 274AAD03, created 2001-12-22 | "Andreas Maresch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" So, all I have to do is to get the text between the first '"' and the '<' (minus the last space). I know that I can do it with awk, but I am too nuts to understand the info-pages and some examples found on my disc. Can anybody help me? Thanx in advance Andreas Maresch
