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highlighed above. Using this example you can therefore use the key ID to

delete a key, like this:

gpg --delete-secret-key 2608ae83

gpg --delete-key 2608ae83

Generate (create) a key:

gpg –-gen-key

Export the public key of the designated name to a file:

gpg --export –a keyname > keyname-pubkey.key

Export the secret key of the designated name to a file:

gpg --export-secret-key –a keyname > keyname-

pubkey.key

Import a public key:

gpg –-import filename

Import a secret key:

gpg –-allow-secret-key-import –-import filename

Export the fingerprint of a key to verify a public key:

gpg --fingerprint > keyname-fingerprint

List your public key(s):

gpg --list-keys

List your secret key(s):

gpg --list-secret-key

Delete your secret-key by name:

gpg --delete-secret-keys keyname

Delete a public key:

gpg --delete-keys keyname

Sign and encrypt the given filename with your default key to the receiver:

gpg –se –r receiver_keyname filename

Decrypt a filename with your default-key:

gpg –d filename

Trust Other

Keys

To trust other keys that you’ve imported:

gpg --edit-key “Real_Name_of_Key”

Command> trust => 5 for ultimate trust

Command> check

Command> enable

Command> save

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