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How to create a portable gpgme directory for C/C++ projects
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This question is probably quite basic knowledge but here it is. I want to integrate public key encryption, preferably using gpgme, in my projects but the computers running it will not always have gpgme installed and I will need to run make there. How can I have a directory with installed in it to insert it on my projects?
Thank you in advance.
linux encryption c++ libraries public-key-encryption
asked Apr 5 at 16:26
George SpGeorge Sp
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This question is probably quite basic knowledge but here it is. I want to integrate public key encryption, preferably using gpgme, in my projects but the computers running it will not always have gpgme installed and I will need to run make there. How can I have a directory with installed in it to insert it on my projects?
Thank you in advance.
linux encryption c++ libraries public-key-encryption
asked Apr 5 at 16:26
George SpGeorge Sp
113
What does openssl have to do with GnuPG Made Easy (GPGME)? It's not a requirement, is it?
– Xen2050
Apr 6 at 2:05
It is not, I was looking for the same thing with openssl at the time I posted this question so I mistakenly wrote openssl. I corrected it now.
– George Sp
2 days ago
Ah ok. The gpgme tarball is only 3.6MB, or 19 extracted... what's wrong with just copying it to wherever you need to make projects? Or at least the required files?
– Xen2050
2 days ago
Probably nothing, but I have not done anything similar in the past so I am not sure about it. If a simple 'cp' will do the job, this question is redundant, but I worry about config files, installation paths etc.
– George Sp
2 days ago
add a comment |
This question is probably quite basic knowledge but here it is. I want to integrate public key encryption, preferably using gpgme, in my projects but the computers running it will not always have gpgme installed and I will need to run make there. How can I have a directory with installed in it to insert it on my projects?
Thank you in advance.
linux encryption c++ libraries public-key-encryption
asked Apr 5 at 16:26
George SpGeorge Sp
113
This question is probably quite basic knowledge but here it is. I want to integrate public key encryption, preferably using gpgme, in my projects but the computers running it will not always have gpgme installed and I will need to run make there. How can I have a directory with installed in it to insert it on my projects?
Thank you in advance.
linux encryption c++ libraries public-key-encryption
linux encryption c++ libraries public-key-encryption
asked Apr 5 at 16:26
George SpGeorge Sp
113
asked Apr 5 at 16:26
George SpGeorge Sp
113
edited 2 days ago
George Sp
asked Apr 5 at 16:26
George SpGeorge Sp
113
asked Apr 5 at 16:26
George SpGeorge Sp
113
asked Apr 5 at 16:26
George SpGeorge Sp
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What does openssl have to do with GnuPG Made Easy (GPGME)? It's not a requirement, is it?
– Xen2050
Apr 6 at 2:05
It is not, I was looking for the same thing with openssl at the time I posted this question so I mistakenly wrote openssl. I corrected it now.
– George Sp
2 days ago
Ah ok. The gpgme tarball is only 3.6MB, or 19 extracted... what's wrong with just copying it to wherever you need to make projects? Or at least the required files?
– Xen2050
2 days ago
Probably nothing, but I have not done anything similar in the past so I am not sure about it. If a simple 'cp' will do the job, this question is redundant, but I worry about config files, installation paths etc.
– George Sp
2 days ago
add a comment |
What does openssl have to do with GnuPG Made Easy (GPGME)? It's not a requirement, is it?
– Xen2050
Apr 6 at 2:05
It is not, I was looking for the same thing with openssl at the time I posted this question so I mistakenly wrote openssl. I corrected it now.
– George Sp
2 days ago
Ah ok. The gpgme tarball is only 3.6MB, or 19 extracted... what's wrong with just copying it to wherever you need to make projects? Or at least the required files?
– Xen2050
2 days ago
Probably nothing, but I have not done anything similar in the past so I am not sure about it. If a simple 'cp' will do the job, this question is redundant, but I worry about config files, installation paths etc.
– George Sp
2 days ago
What does openssl have to do with GnuPG Made Easy (GPGME)? It's not a requirement, is it?
– Xen2050
Apr 6 at 2:05
What does openssl have to do with GnuPG Made Easy (GPGME)? It's not a requirement, is it?
– Xen2050
Apr 6 at 2:05
It is not, I was looking for the same thing with openssl at the time I posted this question so I mistakenly wrote openssl. I corrected it now.
– George Sp
2 days ago
It is not, I was looking for the same thing with openssl at the time I posted this question so I mistakenly wrote openssl. I corrected it now.
– George Sp
2 days ago
Ah ok. The gpgme tarball is only 3.6MB, or 19 extracted... what's wrong with just copying it to wherever you need to make projects? Or at least the required files?
– Xen2050
2 days ago
Ah ok. The gpgme tarball is only 3.6MB, or 19 extracted... what's wrong with just copying it to wherever you need to make projects? Or at least the required files?
– Xen2050
2 days ago
Probably nothing, but I have not done anything similar in the past so I am not sure about it. If a simple 'cp' will do the job, this question is redundant, but I worry about config files, installation paths etc.
– George Sp
2 days ago
Probably nothing, but I have not done anything similar in the past so I am not sure about it. If a simple 'cp' will do the job, this question is redundant, but I worry about config files, installation paths etc.
– George Sp
2 days ago
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What does openssl have to do with GnuPG Made Easy (GPGME)? It's not a requirement, is it?
– Xen2050
Apr 6 at 2:05
It is not, I was looking for the same thing with openssl at the time I posted this question so I mistakenly wrote openssl. I corrected it now.
– George Sp
2 days ago
Ah ok. The gpgme tarball is only 3.6MB, or 19 extracted... what's wrong with just copying it to wherever you need to make projects? Or at least the required files?
– Xen2050
2 days ago
Probably nothing, but I have not done anything similar in the past so I am not sure about it. If a simple 'cp' will do the job, this question is redundant, but I worry about config files, installation paths etc.
– George Sp
2 days ago