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GNU Privacy Guard (GnuPG or GPG) is an open source implementation of PGP, a file encryption and signature tool widely used for emails
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Can I specify a public key file instead of recipient when encrypting with GPG
Can I do something like:
gpg --public-key my.pub -e file.txt
If I can, any reason that I should not do that?
P/s: I think I don't need to know about the recipient because my machine only has one …
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