lets start by listing your keys
gpg2 --list-keys(more…)
most standard versions of linux distro’s come with the newer gpg2 command comes by default. the previous version of gpg is linked to the newer gpg2 packages. this means you may use the gpg and gpg2 command and it will always run the gpg2 command. an excerpt from a centos 7 below explains that
(more…)everybody has their own distinct style of using the editor of their choice. when i am using vim, i prefer to have the following defined in the .vimrc file in the root directory of my user on gnu linux/mac os.
use .vimrc to save your vi settings if you prefer using the plain old vi instead.
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