A simple, modern and secure file encryption tool
https://github.com/FiloSottile/
Age features small explicit keys, no config options, and UNIX-style
composability.
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| Filename | Size | Changed |
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| _service | 0000000181 181 Bytes | |
| age-1.1.1.tar.gz | 0000204281 199 KB | |
| age.changes | 0000001472 1.44 KB | |
| age.spec | 0000001828 1.79 KB | |
| vendor.tar.gz | 0001633128 1.56 MB |
Revision 4 (latest revision is 5)
Robert Munteanu (robert_munteanu)
accepted
request 1045416
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Martin Hauke (mnhauke)
(revision 4)
- Update to version 1.1.1
Plugins support
* The age CLI now supports plugins, such as age-plugin-yubikey
Breaking changes
* If -i is used, passphrase-encrypted files are now rejected.
* Empty final chunks are now rejected.
Minor changes
* PKCS#8-encoded Ed25519 private keys (such as 1Password exports)
are now supported as SSH identities.
* If an armored file is pasted into the terminal, age will now
attempt to wait until the end of the file before prompting for
a password.
* Some invalid files are now correctly rejected, in particular
encrypted files with trailing data.
* If /dev/tty is present but can't be opened, age will now
fallback to trying to treat stdin as a terminal as if
/dev/tty wasn't present.
* Input prompts now go to the terminal, even if standard error#
is redirected.
* Values of the new armor.Error type are now returned wrapped in
decryption errors when appropriate.
* Documentation and error messages were improved.
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