--compress-algo

[Brian M. Carlson]

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Using the command line "gpg --compress-algo 0 --export > pgpmsg.asc"
with gpg 1.0.6d yields the same results as --compress-algo [1,2]. The md5su=
ms
for each pgpmsg.asc are the same.  Shouldn't this command create uncompress=
ed
output (so that I can later compress it more efficiently with bzip2)?

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Brian M. Carlson
<karlsson@hal-pc.org>
OpenPGP: 0x351336B2DCA1913A

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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.0.6d (GNU/Linux)
Comment: Ubi libertas, ibi patria.

iQEVAwUBPKYn5OWR/8lWBVPnAQMVnQf+IiB1VKpy18ZxsoovV19aGbIhh7SMUWBg
4xorevWCspnHKxOR/RxGBNmxj0+8WaxuvmvmOivNZLol6HGI4UBp/VeoToDh3yGi
qldZDttl0XfC0jTiVGQxIIG+m1D/ZSMGFjHjdK38l8YwKWtSFXUHIFRcMFvSd5iZ
JEkR2sdeLV2BHqx5jJtJJD02chDlQ3F4HSTa85UrUN0HMBa02FyQKAKH4m/Rmt6M
Os0o5OtVOE6rG0HDaawl8pQ0xRO8TtRx1QTTwwhMqyZuAMnzAr0R+q14x/jeOJHM
6PXKjfWUuu3eqGxcds6xeltkcOhvi614nnaEdZuuo4tnAlKeFWmklQ==
=NX4+
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