how to bypass the prompt

[Anthony E. Greene]

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On 25-Sep-2002/10:36 -0700, bei <bei@bea.com> wrote:
>I'm new to gpg, using 1.0.7 on solaris.  I have obtained a public key from 
>a vendor. In the process of producing my first encryption files using the 
>public key, i'm getting the prompt asking me about the fingerprint, I had 
>to type 'yes" to create the file. How do I bypass this and don't ask me 
>about this again? I tried gpg with --yes option. it seemed like that it 
>didn't work.  What should be the correct syntax?  ( tried with "gpg -ear 
>--yes vendor_key_name " )

gpg --lsign 0xKeyId


Tony
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