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As far as I got from the documentation, gpgsm is no replacement but an
extension for gpg (even when it may be run alone) for using S/MIME.

mkontakt schrieb:
> Sorry to bother, but are there any differences between gpg and gpgsm
> apps. The only difference I can see is the supported standards
> (OpenPGP, S/MIME). Should I see gpgsm as a supplement to gpg and
> pre-version for gpg2, which is the version with both standards
> implemented?
> 
> Thanks in advance
> Martin
> 
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