ENC_SIGIMAGE = figures/signature.pdf.gpg
DEC_SIGIMAGE = figures/signature.pdf
-all: figures/signature.pdf $(patsubst %.tex,%.pdf,$(wildcard *.tex))
+# to use encrypted signatures files, add "figures/signature.pdf" (no
+# quotes) right before the first $( in the following line:
+all: $(patsubst %.tex,%.pdf,$(wildcard *.tex))
figures/signature.pdf:
gpg --yes --output $(DEC_SIGIMAGE) --decrypt $(ENC_SIGIMAGE)
clean:
latexmk -C *.tex
$(RM) -f *.tmp *.run.xml
- $(RM) -f $(DEC_SIGIMAGE)
+ # to use encrypted signature files, uncomment the following line
+ # $(RM) -f $(DEC_SIGIMAGE)
viewpdf: all
evince *.pdf
* GNU Make: https://www.gnu.org/software/make/
* latexmk: https://ctan.org/pkg/latexmk?lang=en
-The signature file (a gray image) is GPG encrypted file using a
-symmetric cipher. The passphrase is "weakpassword" (without
-quotes). You will want to customize this. For this file, you will also
-need GPG installed in the system.
+
+Encrypted signatures files
+===========================
+
+If you'd like, you can encrypt the signature file. There are several
+lines you in the Makefile you can uncomment to do this. We've included
+an optional encrypted copy of the fake signature file. To use it, the
+passphrase is "weakpassword" (without quotes). You will want to
+customize this. To use this, you will also need the GNU Privacy Guard
+(GPG) installed on your system.
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