@celia also, i’d suggest backing up your directory of files before running any scripts on them, heh. i’ve had my files ruined before thanks to my shitty scripts.
@x That is absolutely a part of my plan. :D
I'd be super, super upset if I lost these files. 😂
@x Gonna try this after work today! Amazing, thank you! 😊
@celia assuming all your encrypted files are in the current directory and end in .gpg:
files=(*.gpg) for f in "${files[@]}"; do gpg --decrypt $f --output "${f%%.gpg}" # strip the .gpg extension done
similarly, run gpg --encrypt my_recipient filename --out filename.gpg for each file. this needs bash, by the way. dunno if it works in any other shell (zsh could work).