Hello,
is there a way to encrypt data to a specific key, which is not in the keyring,
but instead present as a single keyfile?
So instead of calling something like:
$ gpg --recipient -e
you could write something like:
$ gpg --recipient-file -e
I can achieve the wished behaviour by writing:
Hi,
just a short question: Does the „export-minimal” option also remove unusable
(expired) subkeys, or not?
The manpage only mentions user IDs and signatures.
If not, is there a simple way to minimize the export further by dropping those
subkeys?
Regards,
MM
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Hi folks,
I already asked the question here about half a year ago, but IIRC didn't get
any reaction:
Imagine you have a file containing one or more PGP-Public-Keys, and you want to
encrypt something for this key, without adding the key to your public keyring.
Is there some commandline option to
Hauke schrieb:
> Why should a feature be added that can so easily be emulated by a simple
> script?
To spare people the work of writing the same „simple script“ over and over
again.
> gpgdir="/tmp/keyring.$$"
> test -d "$gpgdir" && rm -r "$gpgdir"
> gpg --homedir "$gpgdir" --import KEYFILE
> KE
