Usegpg --quick-gen-key --batch t...@test.com ed25519 sign,cert and then gpg --quick-add-key --batch FINGERPRINT cv25519 encr sign,cert 2y
Thank you very much!I will see how I can apply this, in a single sh script with the unattended key generation as well. The thing is I "feed" the private key material to gnupg for generation, the key is not generated randomly.
Isn't it wise to add a "Subkey-Expire-Date:" param that will map to pSUBKEYEXPIRE (I can see there is a pSUBKEYEXPIRE from browsing the code)? That will only touch the subkey itself, without caring about the primary key? Or it doesn't work like this?
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