Does anybody know a way to learn what cipher & hash was used to create the
secret key?
Also, does anyone know a way to make AES256 & SHA256 the default cipher/hash
combo for --symmetric encryption? I can create these using --cipher-algo etc
but is there a way to make them default for if I use this command: gpg -a -o
file-encrypted -c file
From: smick...@hotmail.com
To: gnupg-users@gnupg.org
Subject: way to see what cipher/algo was used to create your key?
Date: Sun, 17 Jun 2012 09:16:46 -0400
I see that --edit-key > pref lists out preferences. I'm assuming the first S is
default cipher, first H is default algo, etc? so if a key is generated it will
use the first S, first H, etc. But why are all those other S and H options
listed? when would they ever be used to create keys?
Lastly, if you created your key some time ago (on a different machine) and
don't know what the default cipher/hash was at the time, is there a way to find
out what cipher and hash was used in the creation of your key?
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