Key switch

[Peter Schüller]

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>     5) Make my new kew the default.
>
> Look at --default-key in the manpage.

Hmm. But as far as I can tell, that's on a per-invokation basis. Extract from 
the man-page:

       --default-key name
                 Use name as default user ID for signatures.   If
                 this  is  not  used  the  default user ID is the
                 first user ID found in the secret keyring.

I would like to make gpg always go for my key even in response to a "clean" 
invokation. This is good for (1) convenience, and (2) applications might not 
support using --default-key.

I *could* do this by exporting all keys I really need, deleting my keyring 
entirely, create my new default key, and re-import the keys I exported. But 
is this the only way?

Thanks!

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/ Peter Schuller, InfiDyne Technologies HB

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