This release is a pre-release and may not be stable for production use.
Place your config in in ~/.encrypted_gmail_backup
Sample Config:
[gmail] username = stephen.holiday@gmail.com password = changeme
[gpg] keyid = 76AA7B2CF3FD360E binary = gpg
[backup] path = /backup/gmail/ metafile = gmailmeta.txt archive = messages.tar
Be sure to chmod 600 ~/.encrypted_gmail_backup so that other users can’t read your password.
I have MacGPG installed on my system, so I changed binary to:
binary = /usr/local/MacGPG2/bin/gpg2
The full configuration can be seen in defaults.ini.
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