I found a good solution for my problem... I copied the compiled ELF file of gnupg (/usr/bin/gpg) to $HOME/bin Then I copied the libraries it needs to $HOME/lib Created ~/.gnupg/ and copied pubring.gpg into it So, to execute gnupg I need to set up the variable to look for libraries in a non default diretory: export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=~/lib After than, 'gpg' is working right, so I set up a script and put it in cron, to execute once a day. #!/bin/sh export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=~/lib cat myfile | ~/bin/gpg --batch --no-tty --armor --quiet --encrypt --always-trust --recipient myself@mycompany.com | mail -s "my files" myself@mycompany.com So, I receive some files I have in a remote computer encrypted by mail. :-) On Tue, Jan 02, 2001 at 01:52:59PM -0500, hpknight wrote: > If you use RSA keys, scp can run non-interactively. If you make > statically compiled binaries of ssh, scp, etc then you could just upload > them to your $HOME/bin and use them from there. I've done this in the > past, but I had shell access to the machine so it was a bit easier. The > admin there was also too lazy/ignorant to install ssh, so I just installed > my own ;) > > Encrypting the files with perl is a good idea as well, since they could be > crypted then downloaded from FTP without worries. This wouldn't require > opening or utilizing ports that may be firewalled. THere should be plenty > of examples in perldoc for doing this. > > --Henry > > On Tue, 2 Jan 2001, Pedro Zorzenon Neto wrote: > > > On Tue, Jan 02, 2001 at 10:20:26AM -0800, Tom Marshall wrote: > > > Can you use FTP to put precompiled ssh and scp binaries on the machine? > > > $HOME/bin is usually a good place. I've done this before with some success. > > > > > > --- > > > The most effective Windows NT remote management tool? A car. > > > > > The remote machine is a web server with postgres. > > On the remote machine, I can use only ftp to put/retrieve data. > > This machine does't have telnetd, so... no logins... > > Other ports than 20,21,80 are firewall protected. > > > > As an workaround I can change by ftp my crontab over there and the commands are executed!!! :-) I don't need telnet anymore!!! > > > > I think 'scp' is not possible because it asks my password interactively... > > > > -- Why don't you try 'Mutt' and 'GnuPG'? Get my public key at http://www.keyserver.net 1024D/7274AA07 9F1F 1EBB 29A4 918D 2C5F FB9C 39C9 7963 7274 AA07
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