Code:
echo encrypted stuff | gpg --decrypt
Topic: Trouble decrypting otp with gpg/cryptophane (Read 1682 times)
You can also do:
No problem, we'll figure it out. 
For windows you may have to do enter, ctrl-z, enter.
Also what happens if you try the file method?
For windows you may have to do enter, ctrl-z, enter.
Also what happens if you try the file method?
Im using windows atm. When I use ctrl-d (or ctlr-z) it just gives me ^D. Sorry for beein noobish.
You need to press enter and then CONTROL-D.
Yes, you can save it to a file and the use the second command I showed.
Yes, you can save it to a file and the use the second command I showed.
That is exactly what I have been trying. After pasting the data and pushing enter, it just hangs. Is there a way fro me to save the otp data from the web page in a decryptable file format?
gpg --decrypt
Then paste in your data, then Ctrl-D (Unix) or Crrl-Z (Windows).
Or: gpg --decrypt
Then paste in your data, then Ctrl-D (Unix) or Crrl-Z (Windows).
Or: gpg --decrypt
Hey Im trying to set up my otc ident and am having trouple decrypting the otp using my software. Using the gpg --decrypt (otp) just hangs. I havent been able to figure out how to decrypt it using cryptophane either. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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