I'm throwing a dictionary at a --symmetric Gnupg file: 
 #!/usr/bin/perl -w  
 use strict;
 open (DICT ,"/usr/share/dict/linux.words") || die "can't        read 
+dictionary: $!\n";
 while (<DICT>)
 {
    my @tab=split("\n",<DICT>);
        for ( my $cnt = 0 ; $cnt < @tab ; $cnt++ ) 
         { 
        
      system ('gpg ~/file.gpg');
      sleep (2);
      print $tab[$cnt], "\r";  #also tried 'system ($tab[$cnt])', no d
+ice.
         }
 }
 close DICT;

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...but when gpg promts for a passphrase, the dictionary word doesn't appear until I hit enter. How can I get my word to the passphrase prompt? Thanks, Seth Jackson.

In reply to GPG w/o modules question by Molloc

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