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On Fri, 17 Feb 2006, Anthony Carrico wrote:
> On Fri, Feb 17, 2006 at 08:39:33PM -0500, Anthony Carrico wrote:
> > I think you may have to do something like using a TEMPORARY key ring
> > to create and export each sig. Then you just email it and later it
> > will show up in your real keyring when it makes it into a keyserver
> > and you sync.
>
> Here is a lightly edited example of this method:
>
Armed with this suggestion, I've produced a shell script to do the
drudge work involved in this, which, if anyone else wants it, I've put up
at:
http://www.ci-n.com/~jcampbel/gpguidsign
It's invoked with "gpguidsign ABCD1234 [EMAIL PROTECTED]". You
still need to select the UID to be signed manually and make sure that you're
actually signing the one that you told it you were going to sign, and type
your passphrase a couple of times, but that's an improvement over manually
typing the whole series of gpg commands. It doesn't handle error conditions
very gracefully, but as long as you don't tell it yes when it asks to send
the email, the worst it should do is create and delete a couple of tempfiles
and spew some error messages.
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John Campbell
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