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[Adam Schreiber]

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Stephan Beyer wrote:
> "gpg -v filename" or "gpg -vv filename" gives you information about the
> packets in the OpenPGP file (for example, a key or a keyring). Should
> tell you everything you want except the fingerprint.

I suppose I should have asked is there a way to do this using GPGME in
such a fashion that the gpg executable doesn't need to be accessed directly?

This information will be used for current Seahorse development
(http://seahorse.sf.net).

Adam Schreiber
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