I would like a script to verify that I've signed a document. Verifying a signature is easy with gnupg, but I can't find a switch that requires the signature be that of a particular public key.
As it is, a document signed by someone else (whose public key I have)
would slip through my script if I just use the exit code. My best
solution so far is to detect the identity printed out by gpg on stderr
--- but this seems a fragile solution.
I'd like to be able to say:
$ gpg --verify-specific-user [EMAIL PROTECTED]
--verify signedoc.gpg
Does this functionality exist? Did I miss something in the docs? Is
there a workaround?
TIA
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