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03-12-2002

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And yes, your installation of RH7.2 probably has it. If it's not installed (type "gpg" to find out), if will be on one of the first two CDs.

The crypt command isn't used very mcuh since it's been considered very easily crackable by anyone with a little time... I agree that GPG is probably a better choice here for encrypting individual files.

There are always cryptographic filesystems too, if you REALLY feel like getting a headache...

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gpg-mailkeys

GPG-MAILKEYS(1) 					      General Commands Manual						   GPG-MAILKEYS(1)

NAME

       gpg-mailkeys - sends emails containing keys to their owners

SYNOPSIS

       gpg-mailkeys id...

DESCRIPTION

       gpg-mailkeys  sends  the owners of the keys listed on the command line a mail each, containing their public key. After signing, you can use
       this tool to send everyone the new signatures they just got.

       If you're interested in encrypting the signature before it's sent, in order to verify that the associated address actually belongs  to  the
       key owner, you should check out caff

OPTIONS

       None

ENVIRONMENT

       NAME	    Set the name to use when sending messages

       EMAIL	    Set the email address to use when sending messages

       SUBJECT	    Set the subject of the messages you send

       TEXT	    Set the body text of the messages

       SENDMAIL_ARGS
		    Set  arguments to pass to /usr/sbin/sendmail. This can be useful to set credentials in order to authenticate to an smtp server
		    when using ssmtp for example.

FILES

       The behavior of gpg-mailkeys can be updated through some files available in the user home directory.

       Thus, ~/.gpg-mailkeysrc allows the user to overwrite the default value for the above environment variables, and any  text  in  ~/.signature
       will be appended to the end of the body text of the message.

SEE ALSO

       gpg(1),caff(1)

AUTHOR

       This manual page was written by Simon Richter <sjr@debian.org>.

								   Nov 23, 2010 						   GPG-MAILKEYS(1)