On Wed, Jun 30, 2010 at 03:12:06PM +0530, Rahul R wrote: > Hi GPG Experts, > > I have a request from one of my client that they need me to digitally sign > their files in my server with my gpg key after encrypting it with their key. > I am not familiar with this. ie encrypting a file with a key and digitally > sign it with another key. > > The process that we are trying to perform is to encrypt the file with the > customer’s public key and then sign the file with our private key. > > Can any body from this group help me in finding a way?
Take a look at the gpg2 documentation - the manual page says and even has
an explicit example of using both the -s and the -e options:
gpg -se -r Bob file
sign and encrypt for user Bob
Of course, you can point to a more specific recipient's key by giving either
an e-mail address or, better yet, a key ID instead of "Bob" to the -r option;
and you can specify which key to sign with using the -k option if you have
more than one secret key on the GnuPG installation where you're running this.
Hope this helps.
G'luck,
Peter
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