Good old Trust

[Owen Blacker]

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Edward Khoo wrote (2001-09-23 T 11:29 +0800):
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> {About signing keys in GPG]
> Is there a single command line to do so? or I would still have to go
> through the long way of --edit-key then sign then passphrase? :-)

When in doubt, try gpg --help  :o)

The command you seek is gpg --sign-key (keyid)

HTH,


O x
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Owen Blacker | Senior Software Developer and InfoSecurity Consultant
See http://www.owens-place.org.uk/pgp.html -- more about my PGP keys
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