From Anonymous@21:1/5 to All on Tue Jan 15 14:23:41 2019
I want to encrypt a file, call it foo.txt, but I don't want to have
the end result be foo.txt.gpg. I want the end result to be foo.gpg.
I have used the following command line, and it seems to work, but I
also get the warning, "gpg: AllowSetForegroundWindow(4256) failed:
Access is denied."
The command line is:
C:\x>gpg2 -o foo.gpg --compress-level 0 --cipher-algo twofish -c foo.txt
Should I ignore the warning? Is there any reason to be concerned
with this? So far it looks like the resulting .gpg file is all
right. Or is there a better command line for what I'm trying to do?