For example, if I have a friend's public key that's associated with, say, email address john@domain.com
, but I want to send him a message at john@other.net
, is there a sensible way to do this? Is there a way to permanently associate john@other.net
with the original public key?
I realize I could manually encrypt from the command-line (via the original email handle) and subsequently email that content, but I'm looking for something 'usable' that would properly integrate with my email client and other standard GPG/PGP tools.
I also realize it's possible to add a secondary uid/email address to a key you own, but neither is that what I'm looking for.
Best Answer
You can add aliases to
~/.gnupg/gpg.conf
by abusing "groups":In new versions of Evolution (tested with 3.22.6) the recipient is passed to
gpg
including angle brackets. Those must be added when defining the group:Docs here: GPG Key related Options