Nautilus Right-Click to verify PGP signture?

[PDA1]

How do I configure Nautilus or Seahorse (or other?) so that when I right click on a pgp signature associated with an encrypted file it will provide an option to Verify PgP Signature?

I'm running Ubuntu 11.04

[emiller12345]

You could try this out,

create a file called gpg-verify.sh, with this in it

#!/bin/bash
#This script verifies the gpg sig
if [ ! -e "$1" ]; then
gdialog --title "GPG Verify" --msgbox "GPG file does not exist!" 20 80
exit 1
fi

if [ ! -r "$1" ]; then
gdialog --title "GPG Verify" --msgbox "GPG file is not readable!" 20 80
exit 1
fi

MAGIC="$(file "$1" | awk -F: '{print $NF}')"
extension="${1#${1%????}}"

if [ "$MAGIC" = " PGP public key block" ]; then
TEMPFILE=$(tempfile)
echo "PGP public key block" > $TEMPFILE
umask 077
mkdir temp-gnupg-dir
gpg --homedir=temp-gnupg-dir --import "$1" 2> /dev/null
gpg --homedir=temp-gnupg-dir --list-keys --fingerprint > $TEMPFILE
rm -r temp-gnupg-dir
gdialog --title "GPG Verify" --textbox $TEMPFILE 30 80
rm $TEMPFILE
exit 0
fi

if [ "$extension" = ".asc" ]; then
TEMPFILE=$(tempfile)
gpg --logger-file $TEMPFILE --fingerprint --verify $1
gdialog --title "GPG Verify" --textbox $TEMPFILE $(cat $TEMPFILE | wc -l) 80
rm $TEMPFILE
exit 0
fi

if [ "$extension" = ".sig" ]; then
file="${1%????}"
if [ -e $file ]; then
if [ -r $file ]; then
TEMPFILE=$(tempfile)
gpg --logger-file $TEMPFILE --fingerprint --verify $1 ${1%????}
gdialog --title "GPG Verify" --textbox $TEMPFILE $(cat $TEMPFILE | wc -l) 80
rm $TEMPFILE
else
gdialog --title "GPG Verify" --msgbox "Found 2 Files\nError: File not readable\n${1%????}" 20 80
fi
else
gdialog --title "GPG Verify" --msgbox "Found 1 File\nError: SIG File needs a data file" 20 80
fi
exit 0
fi

if [ "$extension" = ".gpg" ]; then
file="${1%????}"
if [ -e $file ]; then
gdialog --title "GPG Verify" --msgbox "Found 2 Files: File already exists\nError: GPG would have tried to overwrite your file!\n$file\nExiting" 20 80
else
TEMPFILE=$(tempfile)
gpg --logger-file $TEMPFILE $1
gdialog --title "GPG Verify" --textbox $TEMPFILE $(cat $TEMPFILE | wc -l) 80
rm $TEMPFILE
fi
exit 0
fi
make the file executable

$ sudo chmod a+x /path/to/gpg-verify.shthen move it into the directory ~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts/
and if everything went well, you should be able to right click on a '.gpg', '.asc', or a '.sig' file in nautilus then >> scripts then >> gpg-verify.sh

[tubbygweilo]

PDA1,
Although not being at an Ubuntu machine at the moment iirc installing seahorse-utils from the repos may well give you the power you require.

[FuturePilot]

PDA1,
Although not being at an Ubuntu machine at the moment iirc installing seahorse-utils from the repos may well give you the power you require.

The seahorse-plugins package isn't in 11.10. Hasn't been ported to Gtk3.

[tubbygweilo]

I apologise for my duff information my memory must be failing.
So sorry.