using my own public key

[Micha Holzmann]

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Quoting Hakan Hekim <hhekim@mail.com>:
>=20
> Hello,
> When I encrypt a file, I think gpg uses my secret key as default. How can=
 I specify gpg to use my public key in order to encrypt it for myself.

You can use the $HOME/options file. In order to work as you expect, make
an entry with:

encrypt-to <your key ID>

kind regards,
Micha Holzmann

--=20
Who the hell is General Failure, and why he is reading my disk?

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