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; $Header: /usr/build/vile/vile/macros/RCS/gnugpg.rc,v 1.3 2004/12/16 00:37:09 tom Exp $

; included below is a collection of macros that use GNU's gpg
; encryption package in a win32 or Unix environment.

;                            CAVEAT

;        These macros carefully minimize exposure of the user's
;        passphrase.  For example, the passphrase is not echoed at
;        the keyboard and it's passed to gpg via a pipe (i.e., not on
;        the command line or from a disk file).  However, when passed
;        via a pipe, the passphrase is visible for a short period of
;        time at the top of the current buffer.  The duration of
;        exposure is directly proportional to the speed of the host
;        and its IPC implementation.

; --------
; use gpg to decrypt a disk file, storing the decrypted contents
; in a scratch buffer that will be forgotten when the editor exits.
; --------
store-procedure decrypt-file file="GPG-encrypted-file? "
    ~if &seq '' $1
        ~return
    ~endif
    ~local %tmpbuf %tmpfile %cmd %phrase
    setv %phrase  &qpasswd "GPG PassPhrase? "
    ~if &error %phrase
        ~return                                    ; abort if cancel'd
    ~endif
    setv %phrase &cat %phrase "\n"                 ; this matters
    setv %tmpbuf "[GPG scratch buffer]"
    setv %tmpfile "GPG_scratch_buffer"

    ; step 1, kill desired scratch buffer if it exists
    ~force buffer %tmpbuf
    ~if $status
        unmark-buffer
        ; switch to some other, existing buffer
        buffer '[History]'
        kill-buffer %tmpbuf
    ~endif

    ; step 2, create new instance of scratch buffer.  Note that edit-file
    ; won't open a file that looks like a scratch buffer if the latter
    ; doesn't exist.  workaround by simply renaming the buffer
    edit-file %tmpfile
    rename %tmpbuf

    ; step 3, decrypt
    setv %cmd="gpg --no-secmem-warning --batch --passphrase-fd 0 -d "
    setv %cmd=&cat %cmd $1
    insert-string %phrase
    ~force up-line-at-bol
    filter-til end-of-file %cmd
    ; ensure scratch buffer disappears when editor exits, unless explicitly
    ; written back by user
    unmark-buffer
~endm

; --------
; use gpg to decrypt the current buffer, marking the buffer as unmodified
; so that its contents will be discarded when the editor exits.
; --------
store-procedure decrypt-buffer
    ~local %cmd %phrase
    setv %phrase  &qpasswd "GPG PassPhrase? "
    ~if &error %phrase
        ~return                                    ; abort if cancel'd
    ~endif
    setv %phrase &cat %phrase "\n"                 ; this matters

    setv %cmd="gpg --no-secmem-warning --batch --passphrase-fd 0 -d"
    beginning-of-file
    ; kill auto indent before inserting, else vile strips leading
    ; whitespace from 1st line in buffer (don't know why)
    ~local $autoindent
    setv $autoindent=false
    insert-string %phrase
    ~force up-line-at-bol
    filter-til end-of-file %cmd
    ; ensure buffer disappears when editor exits, unless explicitly written
    ; back by user
    unmark-buffer
~endm

; use gpg to symmetrically encrypt the current buffer
store-procedure encrypt-buffer file="Destination filename? "
    ~if &seq '' $1
        ~return
    ~endif
    ~local %cmd %phrase1 %phrase2
    setv %phrase1  &qpasswd "GPG PassPhrase? "
    ~if &error %phrase1
        ~return                                    ; abort if cancel'd
    ~endif
    setv %phrase2  &qpasswd "Repeat PassPhrase: "
    ~if &error %phrase2
        ~return                                    ; abort if cancel'd
    ~endif
    ~if &not &seq %phrase2 %phrase1
        write-message "PassPhrase mismatch"
        ~return
    ~endif
    setv %phrase1 &cat %phrase1 "\n"                 ; this matters
    setv %cmd="gpg --no-secmem-warning -ac --batch --passphrase-fd 0"
    beginning-of-file
    ; kill auto indent before inserting, else vile strips leading
    ; whitespace from 1st line in buffer (don't know why)
    ~local $autoindent
    setv $autoindent=false
    insert-string %phrase1
    ~force up-line-at-bol
    filter-til end-of-file %cmd
    ; make current buffer names match filename selected above
    ~if &not &seq $cbufname $1
        rename $1
    ~endif
    file $1
~endm

; --------
; use gpg to clearsign the current buffer (useful for posting
; gpg-signed USENET articles)
; --------
store-procedure clearsign
    ~local %cmd %phrase
    setv %phrase  &qpasswd "GPG PassPhrase? "
    ~if &error %phrase
        ~return                                    ; abort if cancel'd
    ~endif
    setv %phrase &cat %phrase "\n"                 ; this matters
    setv %cmd="gpg --no-secmem-warning --clearsign --batch --passphrase-fd 0"
    beginning-of-file
    ; kill auto indent before inserting, else vile strips leading
    ; whitespace from 1st line in buffer (don't know why)
    ~local $autoindent
    setv $autoindent=false
    insert-string %phrase
    ~force up-line-at-bol
    filter-til end-of-file %cmd
~endm

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