Hello! Thank you for your response. Some comments inline...
----- Original Message ----- > From: MFPA <[email protected]> > > You can create a key with whatever information you wish to put in the > user-id(s), truthful or otherwise. I have tried to enter a "wildcard email" when gpg asked me for the email address during key generation. I tried "example.com", "@example.com" and "*@example.com", but all of them were rejected with 'Not a valid email address'. Is there a special syntax I should use? > A key identifying itself as connected to the email address > "*@example.com" rather than "[email protected]" may be missed > when an > email program passes "[email protected]" to GnuPG as the search string > for an encryption key (and when GnuPG passes the string to a > keyserver). I think the point you just made is the relevant one: Even if I would be able to create a key with a "wildcard email" associated with it, would the email client plugins, such as Enigmail, be able to deal with it? I guess that's a question for the Enigmail developers, once I figure out how to generate a key with a wildcard email via gpg. Thank you! _______________________________________________ Gnupg-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnupg.org/mailman/listinfo/gnupg-users
