gpg-mailkeys/gpg-mailkeys.1

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   2 .TH GPG-MAILKEYS 1 "Nov 23, 2010"
   3 .SH NAME
   4 .B gpg\-mailkeys
   5 \- sends emails containing keys to their owners
   6 .SH SYNOPSIS
   7 .B gpg-mailkeys
   8 .RI id ...
   9 .SH DESCRIPTION
  10 .B gpg-mailkeys
  11 sends the owners of the keys listed on the command line a mail each,
  12 containing their public key. After signing, you can use this tool to send
  13 everyone the new signatures they just got.
  14
  15 If you're interested in encrypting the signature before it's sent, in order
  16 to verify that the associated address actually belongs to the key owner,
  17 you should check out
  18 .B caff
  19 .SH OPTIONS
  20 None
  21 .SH ENVIRONMENT
  22 .TP 13
  23 .I NAME
  24 Set the name to use when sending messages
  25 .TP 13
  26 .I EMAIL
  27 Set the email address to use when sending messages
  28 .TP 13
  29 .I SUBJECT
  30 Set the subject of the messages you send
  31 .TP 13
  32 .I TEXT
  33 Set the body text of the messages
  34 .TP 13
  35 .I SENDMAIL_ARGS
  36 Set arguments to pass to /usr/sbin/sendmail. This can be useful to set
  37 credentials in order to authenticate to an smtp server when using ssmtp
  38 for example.
  39
  40 .SH FILES
  41 The behavior of
  42 .B gpg-mailkeys
  43 can be updated through some files available in the user home directory.
  44
  45 Thus,
  46 .B ~/.gpg-mailkeysrc
  47 allows the user to overwrite the default value for the above environment
  48 variables, and any text in
  49 .B ~/.signature
  50 will be appended to the end of the body text of the message.
  51
  52 .SH SEE ALSO
  53 .BR gpg (1), caff (1)
  54 .SH AUTHOR
  55 This manual page was written by Simon Richter <sjr@debian.org>.