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README.md

gpgfinder

Find and add GPG signatures from keyservers from an exported addressbook using GPG itself.

Usage

./gpgfinder.sh -f /path/to/vcf_file.vcf

Matches and non-matches are written to match_yes.txt and match_no.txt respectively in the script directory.

Keyservers queried

In reverse order:

  • keys.openpgp.org
  • keys.mailvelope.com
  • keyserver.ubuntu.com
  • pgp.mit.edu

Discussion

I'm aware that this is not best practices.

Yet I currently have no idea who - if anyone - in my address book has a GPG key, or has registered one with a keyserver.

And if they have registered with a keyserver, shouldn't I... well, use that?

So that's what originally inspired this tool.