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Hi Maurice...

 MK>> If you have 'tee' handy then try this;
 MK>> H:/temp $ { gpg ppp.txt | tee NUL2; } &> NUL1 ; grep \" NUL2

 MK>> 'tee' will only output stdout to NUL2.  Both stderr and stdout will get
 MK>> written to NUL1 which if you don't need it could be redirected to
 MK>> /dev/null or whatever your sh enviroment uses to represent the void. Het
 MK>> leven is goed, Maurice

 A> No..  I want to parse stderr that gpg produces.

I got it!

H:\temp>gpg --batch --yes -d ppp.txt > NUL 2> NUL2 & busybox grep \" NUL2
      "seanrima-gpgmail "
      "Philipe "
      "Phil Lejman "
      "Paul Kapaldo"


or.. without busybox:

H:\temp>gpg --batch --yes -d ppp.txt > NUL 2> NUL2 & findstr /C:""" NUL2
      "seanrima-gpgmail "
      "Philipe "
      "Phil Lejman "
      "Paul Kapaldo"

I wanted to avoid any and all prompts for either the gpg passphrase and the  
file overwrite prompt so that I can use this in a batch/script for any  
updated ppp.txt that I need.


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