question on multiple public keys

[DBSMITH at OhioHealth.com]

I tried

gpg --group hs=`echo ${foo[0]} ${foo[1]] `

foo0 and foo1 are elements of my array and contain two different key values
with a space in between.

when I run this it states gpg: cannot open  1111111


1111111 is the second key.

I then tried hs="XXXXXX YYYYY"

gpg --group hs=$hs

with the same error.

please help!



                                                                           
             Joseph Bruni                                                  
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Another solution would be to make sure that you encrypt the file to all
the users who should be able to decrypt that file. You can have
multiple "--recipient" entries on the command line. Check out the
"group" functions as well to simplify this process.

- -Joe


On Feb 22, 2005, at 8:19 AM, DBSMITH at OhioHealth.com wrote:

> All
>
>  Is there a way that we can add a second key to my file for gpg
> encryption?
> Our DBA in the Import Team needs to have this done so that he can open
> our
> file as well.  When this person is out of the office, no one else is
> able
> to access your file unless they can access his computer.  We would
> like to
> add another user to the keyring  so that he can access your data as
> well.
>
> please advise!
>
> THANK YOU,
>
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