Man page - pgpainless-cli-encrypt(1)
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- pgpainless-cli-decrypt(1)
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- pgpainless-cli-sign(1)
- pgpainless-cli-encrypt(1)
- pgpainless-cli-verify(1)
- pgpainless-cli-help(1)
- pgpainless-cli-list-profiles(1)
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| PGPAINLESS-CLI-ENCRYPT(1) | PGPainless-CLI Manual | PGPAINLESS-CLI-ENCRYPT(1) |
NAME
pgpainless-cli-encrypt - Encrypt a message from standard input
SYNOPSIS
pgpainless-cli encrypt [--[no-]armor] [--stacktrace] [--as={binary|text}] [--profile=PROFILE] [--sign-with=KEY]... [--with-key-password=PASSWORD]... [--with-password=PASSWORD]... [CERTS...]
DESCRIPTION
OPTIONS
--as={binary|text}
Type of the input data. Defaults to 'binary'
--[no-]armor
ASCII armor the output
--profile=PROFILE
Profile identifier to switch between profiles
--sign-with=KEY
Sign the output with a private key
--stacktrace
Print stacktrace
--with-key-password=PASSWORD
Passphrase to unlock the secret key(s).
Is an INDIRECT data type (e.g. file, environment variable, file descriptor...).
--with-password=PASSWORD
Encrypt the message with a password.
Is an INDIRECT data type (e.g. file, environment variable, file descriptor...).
ARGUMENTS
[CERTS...]
Certificates the message gets encrypted to