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If you have their public keys, GPG will "combine" them to produce a single message that all your recipients (with their private keys) can open.
by galapago 12y ago
If you have their public keys, GPG will "combine" them to produce a single message that all your recipients (with their private keys) can open.
- dredmorbius 12y agoMinor but significant nit: that each of the recipients can open. The reason it's significant: there are encryption protocols which require some subset m < n, but generally m > 1, such that a quorum of members must assemble or cooperate to read a message. If m = n, then you indeed have a situation where all the recipients must cooperate (that is: all are present or contribute their keys) to read a message.