> And how do you follow those using gnupg? And is there a batch mode to automate that process? > What are the best practises for signing another person's key (i.e. > understand the gpg-man pages in a way that it's possible to do a > exports the complete key and not just the signature.

> Is there a way to achieve the same signatures from gpg command line? > I'm digging up this thread because it asked the same question I have, The -u, -c, -b, -e and -n options override the env vars MYKEY, CC, BCCĪnd OWNER respectively. You will be asked to confirm every mail being sent unless -y is used. All GnuPG operations are done in your default The script will guide you through signing all keys in the -f keyring, or just U Don't update the trustdb after processing all keys K Don't send signed keys to your default keyserver S Don't sign any keys - just do the sending/mailing I Don't import the -f keyring into the default keyring first y Assume yes on most questions (-Y for no questions asked at all) n name Override your name normally obtained from /etc/passwd a file Append content of file to e-mail message b addr BCC all signed key emails to address c addr CC all signed key emails to address x ids eXceptions - don't process these keys (multiple like -u) u ids Key(s) to sign with, multiple -u id1 -u id2 or -u 'id1 id2' f file Get list of keyids to sign from keyring file It requires mktemp and an MSA like mutt or mailx. All that’s left to do is verify fingerprints, type your password, and answer any questions asked by GPG.

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