Hi, Justin B Rye wrote: > Franck Joncourt wrote: >> Description: recursive directory encryption tool using GnuPG >> Gpgdir supports recursively descending through a directory in order to >> make sure it encrypts or decrypts every file in a directory and all of >> its subdirectories. >> . >> In addition, gpgdir is careful not to encrypt hidden files and >> directories. Other features include the ability to interface with the >> wipe program for secure file deletion, and the ability to obfuscate the >> original filenames within encrypted directories. > > There's nothing much wrong with the English, but there's something > slightly odd about the logic... gpgdir makes absolutely sure it > processes every single file, and additionally it leaves some out? > Going and looking it up I find it does have a --no-recurse option, > though there's no sign of an --all. So how about: Oops, I forgot to add the url of the project. It works recursively by default as you have noticed. Reading the description one more time, I see your point of view, and you are right :) I will check more carefully my package next time. > 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. That is nice. I am going to update the package with your new description. Thank you again. -- Franck Joncourt http://debian.org - http://smhteam.info/wiki/ Fingerprint : C10E D1D0 EF70 0A2A CACF 9A3C C490 534E 75C0 89FE
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