My public key not found [was: Receiver lost secret key and cannot read]

[Todd]

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Anita Lewis wrote:
> Thanks, Todd.

No problem.

> I put the line in ~.gnupg/options and did a test mail.  It tried to
> encrypt with my key, but I got the following message:
> 
> your_key_id skipped  public key not found

You need to replace the 'your_key_id' part of the encrypt-to option with
your actual keyid.  For example, my encrypt-to line looks like this:

encrypt-to D654075A

The userid/keyid may be specified in numerous ways, described in the man
page under the heading 'How to specify a user ID' (near the bottom of the
document).  This is online at http://www.gnupg.org/gpgman.html#AEN814 as
well.

- -- 
Todd             OpenPGP -> KeyID: 0xD654075A | URL: www.talos4.net/~tmz/pgp
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