aka - having the same keypair serve for 2 email addresses

[Mr. Bad]

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>>>>> "JN" == Jon Nathan <jon@blading.com> writes:

    JN> i have two email accounts, one for work and one
    JN> for personal.  i currently have two different keypairs, one
    JN> for each.  i'd like to simplify so that i can use the same
    JN> keypair and so that my 2 email addresses show up as "aka" as
    JN> such:

Jon: to do this, run "gpg --edit-key [your key name]". This gives a
nice little command-driven UI. Use the "adduid" command to add a new
UID to your key.

My $0.02: I think you should think twice about using the same key for
work and personal use. I use two different keys myself. If your key is
an "identity," it's probably not a bad thing to have two different
identities for your personal and professional life.

Analogy: I give out two different sets of business cards* to people,
depending on whether they are friends or business contacts. One has my
business address, work phone #, company name and title, and company
email address. The other has my home address and phone #, and personal
email address. They represent two "identities."

Anyways, that's my opinion.

~Mr. Bad

* Richard Stallman calls personal ones "pleasure cards." :-)

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