Here's what the gpg data looks like when using someone's public key to encrypt a file... now we know who to go hit over the head with a hammer ;) tom@ubuntu:~$

Here's what the gpg data looks like when using someone's public key to encrypt a file... now we know who to go hit over the head with a hammer ;) tom@ubuntu:~$ gpg -v --list-packets file.gpg :pubkey enc packet: version 3, algo 16, keyid 63E6E0BBB9FEE3A5 data: [2045 bits] data: [2047 bits] gpg: public key is B9FEE3A5 gpg: using subkey B9FEE3A5 instead of primary key 7A997B0A