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Tuesday, March 17, 2009

HowTo Use GPG

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1. Key Generation gpg # Initialize GPG for this user (e.g. create ~/.gnupg). Only have to run once. gpg --gen-key # Start key generation process. Follow prompts. 2. Viewing Keys gpg --list-keys # View public keys gpg --list-secret-keys # View private keys 3. Exporting Public Keys gpg --export # Exports key in binary format
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