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[David Mintz]

On Tue, 12 Aug 2003, David Sklar wrote:
>
> To sign without encrypting, pass -e without -s to gpg: "gpg -er foo at bar.com"
> encrypts for foo at bar.com (and requires only foo at bar.com's public key);
> "gpg -ser foo at bar.com" encrypts for foo at bar.com and also signs with the
> default local user (and requires that user's private key).
>
> GPG does need access to the public keyring with the recipient's public key.
> Since it's a public keyring, it doesn't really matter if the world can see
> it. Put the keys in a separate keyring, make that file world-readable
> (perhaps putting it outside your home directory), and tell gpg about it
> with --keyring.
>
> David
>

Sounds good. Thank you very much indeed.


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