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man, every time I want to give this another try the tremendous effort involved to even begin is off-putting. Here Marge prepares her public key: [marge@apl ma
by toufka 13y ago
man, every time I want to give this another try the tremendous effort involved to even begin is off-putting.
Here Marge prepares her public key:
[marge@apl marge]$ gpg --armor --export marge@aplawrence.com > mypk
To add Marges public key, Tom does this (he's saved the file as "margepk"):
[tom@apl tom]$ gpg --import margepk
[tom@apl tom]$ gpg --list-keys
[tom@apl tom]$ gpg --edit-key marge@aplawrence.com
Command> fpr
Command> sign
[tom@apl tom]$ gpg --out secrets_to_marge --encrypt secrets
[tom@apl tom]$ ls -l sec*
[marge@apl marge]$ gpg --output secrets_from_tom --decrypt secrets_to_marge
And voila! "That's it. GPG is actually pretty simple, and nothing to get a headache over."
- noyesno 13y agoIf you don't like the command line approach, you can use GUIs [1] like GNU Privacy Assistant or Cryptophane. [1] http://www.gnupg.org/related_software/frontends.html#gui http://www.gnupg.org/related_software/frontends.html#gui