gpg-actions

Simple GPG GUI with Zenity written in Bash. Intended for use with Custom Actions in Thunar.

Includes GUI interface for managing "groups" and utility to draft an email in Thunderbird to an encrypted files recipients

Installation

Make sure the scripts in bin/ in your $PATH (symlink to ~/bin, or copy them or whatever)

To add custom actions to Thunar, copy the actions in config/uca.xml into your ~/.config/Thunar/uca.xml

Actions

gpg-action

Usage: gpg-action FILE

Calls gpg-import-key or gpg-decrypt depending on whether FILE is a key or an encrypted file. Intended for use as default file association for gpg files.

gpg-decrypt

Usage: gpg-decrypt [FILE]

If FILE is not given, prompts for encrypted file to decrypt. Prompts for destination and attempts to decrypt the file.

gpg-encrypt

Usage: gpg-encrypt [FILE]

If FILE is not given, prompts for file to encrypt. File will be encrypted to FILE.gpg, and overwrite will be confirmed if it already exists. User will be presented with a list of configured GnuPG "groups" and individual valid keys to specify as recipients.

gpg-groups

Usage:

gpg-groups
gpg-groups create [GROUP]
gpg-groups edit [GROUP]
gpg-groups delete [GROUP]
gpg-groups copy [GROUP] [DESTINATION]

Interactive editing of GnuPG "groups"

gpg-import-keys

Usage: gpg-import-key FILE

Imports a key and displays info.

gpg-info

Usage: gpg-info FILE

Displays information about GnuPG file (gpg --list-packets). Can be used to see recipients.

gpg-send

Usage: gpg-send FILE

Reads recipients of a GnuPG encrypted file and attempts to draft an email in Thunderbird with the recipients in the BCC field and FILE attached.