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How to encrypt and decrypt GPG mails in the terminal
Encrypting
Copygpg -e -a -r <receiver@email.address> [-r <receiver2@email.address>] <type message> <ctrl d>
Now copy the PGP message to your mail client and send that mail.
- You need one
-r
flag per receiver address - With a single receiver, you can also write
gpg -ear reci@pie.nt
Decrypting
Copygpg -d <paste encrypted message> <ctrl d>
Adding public keys
Copygpg --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --search-keys <user@domain.com> <number of the search result that should be imported>
Also see Using GPG/PGP with Ubuntu and Thunderbird.
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