Is there a command-line equivalent to "Only return exact matches"?

[jonathan soong]

hmm,

searching on the KeyID is not possible as i will not know the key id. :(

(it would be good if keyservers could be searched with regexs!!!) :)


jon

John Clizbe wrote:

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>>Hi
>>I would like to be able to search my keyserver from the command line
>>with the "Only return exact matches" option that exists on the webserver.
>>
>>Is this possible?
>>
>>e.g say there are 3 keys on my server:
>>key-1
>>key-2
>>key-3
>>
>>gpg --keyserver localhost --search-keys key-2
>>returns all three keys!
>>
>>Using "=" doesn't work (i presume this is only for importing keys).
>>?
>>
>>Any suggestions would be most welcome.
>>
>>    
>>
>Ummm, search by key ID? ie 0xDEADBEEF
>
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