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CryptPlusPlus by KarlBerry? <karl@cs.umb.edu> can open and save encrypted files and buffers.It also supports many encryption programs, like GPG, bcrypt, openssl RC4 etc. The encrypted file is detected by group of magic characters at the beginning.
The original pacgake is no longer developed. Please use crypt.el from XEmacs instead
(require 'crypt++)
;; crypt++ with gpg backend
(setq crypt-encryption-type 'gpg
crypt-encryption-file-extension "\\(\\.gpg\\)$")
(modify-coding-system-alist 'file "\\.gpg\\'" 'no-conversion)
To encrypt files transparently with emacs-wiki. Place something like this in your .emacs:
;; crypt++ - i use this in conjunction with emacs-wiki
(require 'crypt++)
(setq crypt-encryption-type 'mcrypt
crypt-encryption-file-extension "\\(Secure\\)$\\|\\(\\.enc\\)$")
(setq emacs-wiki-ignored-extensions-regexp "\\.\\(bz2\\|gz\\|[Zz]\\|enc\\)\\'")
All wiki links named with Secure at the end will now be transparently encoded and decoded. You can also name a wiki link as "FooBar", and rename the file on the filesystem to "FooBar.enc". Following the link to "FooBar" will now check to see if there is a FooBar.enc file.
I prefer to see whether a file is secured or not, though. --KarlBerry?