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    Everyone likes safety. The safety of confidential information is always of special concern. Therefore, information protection is a necessity and can be useful to companies and individuals who care about their intellectual property’s confidentiality. People who want their e-mails kept confidential and their e-mail attachments readable only to the intended recipient can appreciate information protection.

    GnuPG Shell is a software tool that keeps information safe by using the strong protection that OpenPGP standard offers (RFC2440).

    GnuPG Shell is a cross platform graphical front end for GNU Privacy Guard.

    GnuPG Shell can encrypt, decrypt, and sign files to verify signatures and manage private and public keys.

    In addition to source code, installation packages for Debian Linux, RedHat Linux, and Microsoft Windows are provided.

    How GnuPG Shell Works

    GnuPG Shell is a GUI front end for GnuPG command line utility. So, it provides the same functionality as GnuPG utility but in a far more convenient and easy to use way. Users do not need to remember all of GnuPG’s command line options. Simply install GnuPG Shell and start protecting information.

    GnuPG Shell encrypts files with asymmetric keypairs that other GnuPG users individually generate. The resulting public keys can be exchanged with other users in a variety of ways, such as Internet key servers or by ordinary files to which public keys can be exported. They must always be exchanged carefully to prevent identity spoofing by corrupting public key and ‘owner’ identity correspondences. It is also possible to add a cryptographic digital signature to a file so the file integrity and sender can be verified if a particular correspondence relied upon has not been corrupted.

    Download

    GnuPG Shell depends on GnuPG command line utility, which can be downloaded from the GnuPG official web-site.

    Latest version

    GnuPG Shell v1.0

    Package Description Package File md5 hash
    Microsoft Windows Installer gnupgshell-1.0.0.windows.zip a8e278d2ce0389e0be298a37f30fdf65
    Debian Linux Installer gnupgshell-1.0.0.i386.deb.gz 670fc49edcfbe58b80ae1c1facf0e920
    RedHat Linux Installer gnupgshell-1.0.0.i386.rpm.gz cc80f7ec9c5cca9bfc683e8d05e879d3
    Source Code gnupgshell-1.0.0.tar.gz c350b3580aaeb141083e89efe5d47459

    You can use WinMD5Free to verify these packages with the provided md5 hashes.

    Screenshots

    Here are several GnuPG Shell screenshots made under Windows and Linux:

    Keyring Editor

    File Manager

    'Create New Keyring' Wizard

    'Edit Owner Trust' Dialog

    Preferences

    Retrieving Keys

    Video Tutorials

    There are several video tutorials that show how to use GnuPG Shell:

    Information for Software Developers

    GnuPG Shell is an open source software created with:

    • Python– An interpreted, interactive, object oriented, extensible programming language.
    • wxWidgets – A cross-platform GUI and tools library for GTK, MS Windows, and MacOS.
    • Code::Blocks – A cross-platform IDE built around wxWidgets, designed to be extensible and configurable.

    Compiling GnuPG Shell under Microsoft Windows

    GnuPG Shell source code archive contains Visual Studio 2005 solution and projects, including all 3rd party libraries needed for compilation. First of all, in order to compile GnuPG Shell under Windows, download wxWidgets source code and build it (wxWidgets-2.8.6 or newer is needed). There is a video tutorial that shows how to build wxWidgets library under Windows, setup environment variable, and configure Visual Studio. See wxWidgets and Visual Studio 2005 (Windows). After compiling wxWidgets library, open build/wxGnuPGShell.sln file (a Visual Studio 2005 solution file) and build it.

    In order to create the installer package, download NSIS (NullSoft Scriptable Install System) and install it. After installing NSIS, create install package: Right-click on setup/Setup.nsi file and select “Compile NSIS Script” menu item.

    Compiling GnuPG Shell under Linux

    GnuPG Shell source code archive contains Makefile for Linux. In order to build GnuPG Shell from sources under Linux, download and compile wxWidgets library (wxWidgets-2.8.6 or newer with Unicode support) or install development wxWidgets packages (wxGTK-2.8.6 or newer). After successfully compiling wxWidgets, navigate to build directory and execute make command. Also, wxWidgets source code package contains workspace and project files for Code::Blocks IDE.

    • build/wxGnuPGShell.workspace – Code::Blocks workspace
    • build/wxGnuPGShell.cbp – GnuPG Shell project
    • externs/build/propgrid/propgrid.cbp – wxPropertyGrid library project
    • externs/build/wxTranslationHelper/wxTranslationHelper.cbp – wxTranslationHelper library project

    In order to install compiled GnuPG Shell binary, call the make install command (NB. Users have to have root privileges that can be obtained by executing sudo make install).

    Compiling GnuPG Shell under MacOS

    GnuPG Shell is an open source cross-platform software that can be compiled under MacOS X. Unfortunately, for now GnuPG Shell source code archive do not contain project file or Makefile for MacOS. Volunteers who can help to create project file for XCode and/or Makefile for MacOS are being searched for. In order to offer help, please contact Will Spencer, GnuPG Shell’s maintainer.

    License

    GnuPG Shell is a free software, released under the GNU General Public License.

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    28 comments
    1. J R van Zijl

      17 July, 2019 at 6:53 pm

      I am running Linux Mint 17.3. The support manager says that I have Gnupg & Gnupg Shell installed, but I can’t find out how to run it. Please help me solve this problem.

      Reply
    2. my name

      17 March, 2015 at 11:38 pm

      Hi, there is an issue with the md5sum. The md5 is for the i386 linux package is only correct when extracted. You might want to clarify this for some people.

      Reply
    3. john

      29 May, 2014 at 3:44 pm

      can this tool be used in command line?

      something like:

      gpg –import markit-public-key.txt

      gpg –list-keys

      gpg -se -r prqibapp@cihub.com [filename of the file to be encrypted]

      Reply
    4. wyoMurf

      15 May, 2014 at 5:07 pm

      I see people complained about the fact that the source and package
      files are corrupted, and can’t be used.

      This isn’t quite accurate. They are not corrupted, they are simply
      double-compressed. That’s why you were seeing positive results
      from gzip -t. The windows zip file looks OK.

      So, everyone, until the authors correct the situation, if you wish to
      use the package or source files, first gunzip them, then move them
      back to the original compressed file name:

      wget …. gnupgshell-1.0.0.i386.deb.gz

      gunzip gnupgshell-1.0.0.i386.deb.gz
      mv gnupgshell-1.0.0.i386.deb gnupgshell-1.0.0.i386.deb.gz
      gunzip gnupgshell-1.0.0.i386.deb.gz
      dpkg -i gnupgshell-1.0.0.i386.deb

      and away you go. Same basic procedure for all the other .gz files listed.

      Reply
      • me1010

        23 May, 2014 at 1:01 pm

        Why?
        This doesn’t make any sense at all, and is quite confusing. The double compressed gz file is actually triple compressed – since a .deb file is also a compressed file… the download size is nearly identical to the doubly uncompressed deb file. Again – why???? It makes me distrust the archive. Also, it would be nice if the source included updated build scripts…

        Reply
    5. desbest

      18 November, 2013 at 11:25 pm

      I have GnuPG 1.4.15 installed on Windows, but the GunPG Shell installer doesn’t recognise it as being installed.

      Reply
      • WillSpencer

        20 November, 2013 at 2:22 am

        What version of Windows are you running?

        What directory did you install GnuPG into?

        Reply
    6. marko

      23 October, 2013 at 5:06 am

      This kind of app has been one of the most needed in Linux, because seahorse and nemo-seahorse are still lame as can be.
      gnupgshell though, i couldn’t even install after a couple of hours of entertainment with dpkg and make dependency errors.

      As others mentioned, dpkg says the deb file is not in the deb format.
      Trying to make from source generated all kinds of wx errors…

      So, i give up. Can’t waste that much time just to even try this app. It’s faster to just keep going on the command line.

      As with most Linux devs, I think you guys should have plugged into the seahorse feature development, rather than trying to reinvent the wheel.
      22 years after Linus started and Zimmerman wrote pgp, we still don’t have a full-featured, stable Linux gui for pgp… Even gpg4win in Windows is far ahead of any Linux pgp gui, and doesn’t look like that’s about to change… :^(

      Reply
    7. Glessn

      1 September, 2013 at 9:11 am

      Installed it on Debian Wheezy, but getting following error on run
      /usr/bin/wxGnuPGShell: error while loading shared libraries: libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

      I have GnuPG 1.4.12 installed. Any idea to fix above problem?

      Reply
      • Mario Rossi

        2 September, 2013 at 1:33 am

        I have GnuPG 1.4.12-7+deb7u1 installed. I think is the same version you have. The language of the OS is Italian. Sorry, I can’t help you. You have to wait the answer of the developers.

        Reply
      • WillSpencer

        3 September, 2013 at 3:55 pm

        I’m currently running Mint and that library is here:

        /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0

        Perhaps you need to install libgtk?

        Reply
    8. Mario Rossi

      30 August, 2013 at 9:15 pm

      This program is great and works perfectly! I use Debian 7 Wheezy on an IBM PC. GnuPGShell is the only one effective working GUI, at this time, that allow GPG symmetric encryption in a Gnome enviroment. Seahorse just manage the encryption keys for the time being, and GPA perform asymmetric encryption only. I just had some now solved problems at the very beginning after installing it, with messages “Segmentation faults” from the terminal and abnormal termination of the program each time I clicked “Add file” but, once cleaned the system with bleachbit, all worked flowlessly and fine. It’s very important, according to my experience, to download the *.deb file with wget and to install the package with the command: sudo dpkg -i gnupgshell-1.0.0.i386.deb. You can then easily create an application launcer for GnuPGShell with the Gnome GUI application “alacarte” in the Gnome menu. Just for information, launcing the program from the terminal with the command: /usr/bin/wxGnuPGShell, the following message appears: (wxGnuPGShell:5107): Gtk-WARNING **: /build/buildd-gtk+2.0_2.24.10-2-i386-Tg7Q_2/gtk+2.0-2.24.10/gtk/gtkwidget.c:9967: widget class `GtkPizza’ has no property named `row-ending-details’. But this fact affect in no way the good functionality of the application. So, thank you very much to the developers! It wou8ld be great if you could in the future add functionality like “wipe file”, “hash file” and “view file”. Thank you very much once more.

      Reply
    9. Stray Cat

      19 February, 2013 at 3:16 am

      I would like to try this front end, but I can’t because signatures are not provided for the various packages available here. Neither should anyone else.

      Reply
      • DanielMemetic

        19 February, 2013 at 11:36 am

        I’ve provided md5 hashes for each of the downloadable packages.

        Reply
    10. RP

      24 December, 2011 at 9:10 pm

      Hi and thanks for this program. I am currently doing a research for usability of various cryptography programs and this one seems a good candidate for its simplicity. The goal is a cryptography program that is immediately usable by everyone : no technical background is required. Here is what should be done in future versions, keep up the good work!
      – Maybe a possibility to encrypt/decrypt the clipboard : this will be a good thing for webmails for example.
      – Wizard-like encryption/decryption for beginners (just like the key generation).
      I’m looking at your source code. 
      As a source of inspiration, I always take PGP as a reference. Even if it’s not open source and does not permit commercial usage in the free version, it’s for me the best program regarding usability of cryptography.

      Reply
    11. U

      9 October, 2011 at 3:07 pm

      I also experienced the corrupted zip file problem. But I recommend other users use Wget to download the files,  which would help you out.

      Reply
    12. John

      1 September, 2011 at 1:14 pm

      “GnuPG not installed on your system. Please, install it first.”
      How about you let the user decide whether it is installed or not???
      “Retry?”
      “Yes,” nothing happens
      “Retry?”
      “No”
      “Aborting…” – never finishes, so have to click “Cancel”
      Please, add an option to browse for gpg.exe or something, cuz this is ridiculous.
       

      Reply
      • Will.Spencer

        1 September, 2011 at 1:24 pm

        That sounds like a good idea. We’ll add that to the features list for the next release.

        Reply
    13. Carlos Eugenio

      20 June, 2011 at 1:29 am

      I have tried several times to download the DEB file and the TAR file and both have problems when I tried to install. They are corrupted. Could you check them please?

      Reply
      • Will.Spencer

        20 July, 2011 at 8:51 pm

        They aren’t corrupted, but some unzip programs have compatibility issues.

        Reply
        • anon

          11 September, 2011 at 8:38 am

          i have the same problem downloading from the latest version of xubuntu, extracting with fileroller 2.32.2 – both the deb and rpm (checked with alien) are unrecognisable after extracting them from the archive….    if you’re not using something compatible with the tool used in the most common linux os, then you should rethink some things..

          Reply
          • Will.Spencer

            12 September, 2011 at 6:06 pm

            anon:

            Please post exact commands and errors.

            I am using Ubuntu.

            $ gzip -t gnupgshell-1.0.0.i386.deb.gz
            $ gzip -t gnupgshell-1.0.0.i386.rpm.gz
            $ gzip -t gnupgshell-1.0.0.tar.gz
            $ unzip -t gnupgshell-1.0.0.windows.zip
            Archive:  gnupgshell-1.0.0.windows.zip
                testing: gnupgshell-1.0.0.windows.exe   OK
            No errors detected in compressed data of gnupgshell-1.0.0.windows.zip.
            $ unzip -t gnupgshell-1.0.0.zip
            Archive:  gnupgshell-1.0.0.zip
                testing: gnupgshell/              OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/          OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxgnupgshelladvkeysettings.cpp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxgnupgshellapp.h   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/quit.xpm   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxgnupgshellexpiration.cpp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/new.xpm   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/delete.xpm   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxgnupgshelltrust.cpp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxGnuPGShellAboutDialog.cpp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxGnuPGShellAboutHeader.psd   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/resource.h   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/cut.xpm   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/exit-16x16x32b.xpm   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/app_resources.h   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxGnuPGShell.res   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxgnupgshellfilecheck.cpp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/floppy.xpm   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/fileopen.xpm   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/public-16x16x32b.xpm   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxgnupgshellsettings.h   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxgnupgshellkeygenwizard.cpp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxgnupgshellpasskey.cpp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/addbookm.xpm   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/htmbook.xpm   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxGnuPGWrapper.h   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/encrypt-16x16x32b.xpm   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxgnupgshellkeygenwizard.h   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxgnupgshellfilecheck.h   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxGnuPGShellAboutHeader.xpm   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/app_resources.cpp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxgnupgshellpasskey.h   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/exefile.xpm   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxgnupgshellfilemanager.cpp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/pen_yellow-16x16x32b.xpm   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxGnuPGKeyListCtrl.h   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxgnupgshellkeyringeditor.cpp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxgnupgshellbackup.h   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wizard.xpm   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/makefile.vc   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/retreive-16x16x32b.xpm   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxGnuPGKeyListCtrl.cpp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxGnuPGShellImportKey.cpp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxgnupgshellexpiration.h   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxGnuPGKey.h   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxGnuPGShellSelectRecipient.h   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/art/      OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/art/refresh.ico   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/art/retreive.ico   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/art/file_manager.ico   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/art/send.ico   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/art/add.ico   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/art/delete.ico   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/art/sign.ico   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/art/secret.ico   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/art/public.ico   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/art/pen_yellow.ico   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/externdata.txt   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxGnuPGWrapper.cpp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/sign-16x16x32b.xpm   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxGnuPGShellSelectRecipient.cpp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/files.txt   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxgnupgshellkeyringeditor.h   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxGnuPGShell.rc   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/copy.xpm   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/refresh-16x16x32b.xpm   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxwin32x32.xpm   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxGnuPGShellAboutDialog.h   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/secret-16x16x32b.xpm   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/delete-16x16x32b.xpm   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/powered_by_wxwidgets_88x31.xpm   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/listview.xpm   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxgnupgshelleditkey.h   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxgnupgshellsettings.cpp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxGnuPGShellAboutHeader.png   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxGnuPGKeyPair.h   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxgnupgshellbackup.cpp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxGnuPGShellRevokeKey.cpp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxgnupgshelladvkeysettings.h   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/send-16x16x32b.xpm   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/redo.xpm   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxgnupgshellfilemanager.h   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/file_manager-16x16x32b.xpm   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxGnuPGKeyPair.cpp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxgnupgshelltrust.h   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxgnupgshellapp.cpp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxGnuPGKey.cpp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxGnuPGShell.pjd   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxgnupgshelleditkey.cpp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/dir_up.xpm   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxGnuPGShellRevokeKey.h   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/settings-16x16x32b.xpm   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/src/wxGnuPGShellImportKey.h   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/      OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/src/   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/src/propgrid/   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/src/propgrid/propgrid.cpp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/src/propgrid/advprops.cpp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/src/propgrid/odcombo.cpp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/src/propgrid/manager.cpp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/src/propgrid/props.cpp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/src/propgrid/extras.cpp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/src/propgrid/Makefile.in   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/src/wxTranslationHelper/   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/src/wxTranslationHelper/wxTranslationHelper.cpp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/include/   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/include/wx/   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/include/wx/propgrid/   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/include/wx/propgrid/advprops.h   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/include/wx/propgrid/odcombo.h   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/include/wx/propgrid/propdev.h   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/include/wx/propgrid/propgrid.h   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/include/wx/propgrid/Doxyfile   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/include/wx/propgrid/pg_dox_mainpage.h   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/include/wx/propgrid/propgrid.doxygen   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/include/wx/propgrid/extras.h   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/include/wx/propgrid/manager.h   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/include/wx/wxTranslationHelper/   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/include/wx/wxTranslationHelper/wxTranslationHelper.h   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/build/   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/build/propgrid/   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/build/propgrid/propgrid.dsw   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/build/propgrid/propgrid.2.8.4.dsw   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/build/propgrid/propgrid.depend   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/build/propgrid/propgrid.layout   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/build/propgrid/propgrid.2.8.4.dsp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/build/propgrid/propgrid.vcproj   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/build/propgrid/propgrid.cbp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/build/propgrid/propgrid.dsp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/build/wxTranslationHelper/   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/build/wxTranslationHelper/wxTranslationHelper.layout   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/build/wxTranslationHelper/wxTranslationHelper.depend   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/build/wxTranslationHelper/wxTranslationHelper.vcproj   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/externs/build/wxTranslationHelper/wxTranslationHelper.cbp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/AUTHORS       OK
                testing: gnupgshell/lang/         OK
                testing: gnupgshell/lang/run.cmd   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/lang/POupdate.cmd   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/lang/MOcreate.bat   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/lang/POcreate.cmd   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/bin/          OK
                testing: gnupgshell/bin/art/      OK
                testing: gnupgshell/bin/art/email.ico   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/bin/art/refresh.ico   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/bin/art/about.ico   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/bin/art/retreive.ico   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/bin/art/file_manager.ico   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/bin/art/send.ico   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/bin/art/add.ico   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/bin/art/doc_stop.ico   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/bin/art/exit.ico   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/bin/art/delete.ico   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/bin/art/settings.ico   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/bin/art/sign.ico   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/bin/art/secret.ico   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/bin/art/public.ico   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/bin/art/encrypt.ico   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/bin/art/pen_green.ico   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/bin/art/doc_add.ico   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/bin/art/warning.ico   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/bin/art/pen_yellow.ico   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/README        OK
                testing: gnupgshell/CHANGELOG     OK
                testing: gnupgshell/NEWS          OK
                testing: gnupgshell/build/        OK
                testing: gnupgshell/build/Makefile   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/build/wxGnuPGShell.vcproj   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/build/Ankh.Load   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/build/description-pak   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/build/wxGnuPGShell.workspace   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/build/wxGnuPGShell.layout   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/build/wxGnuPGShell.depend   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/build/build.spec   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/build/wxGnuPGShell.cbp   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/build/wxGnuPGShell.sln   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/COPYING       OK
                testing: gnupgshell/setup/        OK
                testing: gnupgshell/setup/license.txt   OK
                testing: gnupgshell/setup/Setup.nsi   OK
            No errors detected in compressed data of gnupgshell-1.0.0.zip.

             

            Reply
    14. Fred Smith

      25 May, 2011 at 7:23 pm

      How do is set my key ring to be a local file instead of a keyserver on the internet?

      Reply
    15. Giridhari

      19 April, 2011 at 5:35 am

      I am getting a corrupt zip-file error when I try to extract the Windows Installer.

      Reply
      • memenode

        20 April, 2011 at 12:53 pm

        Try downloading it again. I just tried it and it works fine.

        Reply
    16. Litson

      28 February, 2011 at 4:10 pm

      I have Installed GnuPG Shell v1.0 . It is running perfectly in GUI style. How can I call this program from my own application (.net or SSIS package) and pass the file I want to Encrypt  through shell/command line. Please reply soon , its urgent.. Thank You

      Reply
    17. Ringo

      26 January, 2011 at 2:05 am

      Hi,

      I watched your How-to video on encrypt & decrypt only 1 file, how can I decrypt multi files in only 1 command line?

      Thanks.
      Ringo

      Reply
      • memenode

        27 January, 2011 at 10:01 am

        Have you tried just dragging and dropping two files into the window or using that green plus button?

        Reply
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