During a recent encryption of a file, I made a mistake in the command options
and gpg looked as if it was going to encrypt to another key. It picked a key
which was in my keyring but not specified as a default in gpg.conf. (my own key
is specified as default in the gpg.conf)
My mistake was to
On 05/10/14 20:44, Philip Jackson wrote:
desktop:~$ gpg2 -encrypt filename.txt
Remember that a single dash introduces *short* options, so each letter is an
option. I think this becomes:
$ gpg2 --encrypt --dry-run --symmetric --recipient ypt filename.txt
As you see, you've specified the
On 05/10/14 21:18, Peter Lebbing wrote:
On 05/10/14 20:44, Philip Jackson wrote:
desktop:~$ gpg2 -encrypt filename.txt
Remember that a single dash introduces *short* options, so each letter is an
option. I think this becomes:
$ gpg2 --encrypt --dry-run --symmetric --recipient ypt
