Generating keys for several email addresses.

[Ben Finney]

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On 01-Sep-2003, Heiko Teichmeier wrote:
> Ben Finney schrieb:
> > Certainly.  You can have multiple "uid" records on a single key, and
> > this is the recommended way to show multiple identifiers for the
> > same person on the key.
>
> Ok, but I'd heard that these feature is not PGP-kompatible - or is it
> not so?

PGP doesn't do subkeys or multiple UIDs, AFAIK; you won't be able to
take your GPG key and use it in PGP without some loss of information.
However, the public-key, signature and encryption blocks generated are
still compatible with the PGP protocol, and readable by PGP clients.

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Ben Finney <ben@benfinney.id.au>

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32kAmwbj4CTF6syKhVmIagwo9i48Aber
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