Formula

gnupg@1.4

1.4.23

GNU Privacy Guard (OpenPGP)

Install

brew install gnupg@1.4

Details

Sources

Supported platforms

ArchitecturePlatformsVersionDownload
Apple SiliconGolden Gate1.4.23File
SHA-2568145761e15098691b4b7cbf5493be21a4d6f7b850095f2880fefcd57d7720bc4
Apple SiliconTahoe1.4.23File
SHA-2564ca96fcb6e85fd587e3716a10c8aadc3117fd1055e368627efb8eb8ecbbd486f
Apple SiliconSequoia1.4.23File
SHA-256d7ac6385a597f2793c1da1f6a037d44009827fe6f8e92780121ba6a7d66c422a
Apple SiliconSonoma1.4.23File
SHA-2569fc6d326a446c03cea4d945563169f5209a8585a5a882f7df7550dbb58664c4b
IntelSonoma1.4.23File
SHA-2567721cebd4f645feeb8b7587177c0553377a1589ab89023dced381afdec98788f
ARM64Linux1.4.23File
SHA-25615bb19626345f79fdb0ad5be25352cb1622d71de933e907384195dc3ada271af
x86_64Linux1.4.23File
SHA-2567f184495fcd172935dea746755da90bb1fe3fb04e0b59e1faecc426a8325b8bc

Package data

Caveats

This formula does not install either `gpg` or `gpgv` executables into
the PATH.

If you simply require `gpg` and `gpgv` executables without explicitly
needing GnuPG 1.x we recommend:
  brew install gnupg

If you really need to use these tools without the "1" suffix you can
add a "gpgbin" directory to your PATH like:
    PATH="$HOMEBREW_PREFIX/opt/gnupg@1.4/libexec/gpgbin:$PATH"

Note that doing so may interfere with GPG-using formulae installed via
Homebrew.