Hi, I packaged gpgdir: Description: recursive directory encryption tool using GnuPG Gpgdir encrypts or decrypts every file in a directory, and by default also recursively descends through any subdirectories, processing their contents (but leaving out hidden files and directories). . Other features include the ability to invoke "wipe" for secure file deletion, and the ability to obfuscate the original filenames within encrypted directories. and Jari Aalto gpgwrap: Description: a passphrase wrapper for GNU privacy guard (gpg) Communicate with gpg by passing passphrase in 4 ways: as file path, whereas the passphrase is stored as plain text in the file, through pipe from another program to the stdin of gpgwrap, through the GPGWRAP_PASSPHRASE environment variable or by gpgwrap prompting for it. Both of them were rejected due to their tiny size. I am ok with that :) Thus gpgtools was suggested, a collection of gpg helpers which bundles, right now, only both gpgdir and gpgwrap. Does anyone see any objection with this new package, have a better name? As we have the *signing party*, I do not want to make too much mess. I think gpgtools is a good idea since the rejected packages does not fit very well in signing party. Any comments? Regards, -- Franck Joncourt http://debian.org - http://smhteam.info/wiki/
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