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On 1/6/2016 8:03 AM, Lars Hollenbach wrote:
| Hello, When I use gpg --encrypt-to I am getting
| this:
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| gpg --encrypt-to 06195004D8FBF459786B2CA2D731496480A63D5A gpg: key
| specification '06195004D8FBF459786B2CA2D731496480A63D5A' is
| ambiguous g
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Hello,
When I use gpg --encrypt-to I am getting this:
gpg --encrypt-to 06195004D8FBF459786B2CA2D731496480A63D5A
gpg: key specification '06195004D8FBF459786B2CA2D731496480A63D5A' is ambiguous
gpg: (check argument of option '--encrypt-to')
gpg: '0619
For years I've used a gadget that generates random pronounceable
strings for creating passwords. Eventually word came down from on
high: "thou shalt use passphrases". So now I generate one of those
random pronounceables and substitute it for a word in a sentence:
"Never stop leyphohap number