I'd like to share my gpg.conf between multiple machines. It seems entirely
machine-independent, except that it has the key-specific default-key and
encrypt-to options. Issue 806 has a suggestion for how to solve default-key.
To solve encrypt-to, how about an encrypt-to-self option, which would tell gnupg
to encrypt to its default key?
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This has been discussed in the past but I might reconsider. Won't happen for
2.0.10, though.
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The attached patch builds on the patch in #806. It provides a
--encrypt-to-default-key. One could imagine adding an
--hidden-encrypt-to-default-key as well. Werner: is this acceptable?
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Frankly, I do not like the hidden key feature in particular if used to
encrypt-to-self. The problem is that if someone encrypts to a group and forgets
to add your key, gpg will do a trial decrypt which is pretty annoying. Maybe we
can add a second kind of wildcard keyid to rfc4880bis which states that this has
been encrypted to the key of the sender