Re: How do I force a special (user id of a) gpg key
Neil W Rickert <[email protected]>
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"Klaus Elsbernd" <[email protected]> wrote on Jul 5, 2007: >... to be used by gpg, if I have several ones. >I have 2 pgp keys in the secure ring, an old one and a new one. Now I want to >force exmh/gpg to use the new one. It seems to work for me. I define my preferred key as "default-key" in my gnupg options file. I seem to recall that you have to call it "options" instead of "gpg.conf" if you want exmh to recognize it. If I want to use a different key for a special purpose, I create a separate keyring directory with a different definition in the options file, and set $GNUPGHOME to that directory before starting exmh. -NWR _______________________________________________ Exmh-users mailing list [email protected] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/exmh-users
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