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No need to search for a key ID. Just type the e-mail associated with your key and export your public key like this: $ gpg --export -a something@example.net > my_key.asc
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#2: Post edited
by
Michael
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2024-06-10T10:31:10Z (5 months ago)
Minor proofreading. Block code since it's already on a line by itself.
No need to search for a key id, just type your e-mail associated with your key and export your public key like this:`$ gpg --export -a something@example.net > my_key.asc`
- No need to search for a key ID. Just type the e-mail associated with your key and export your public key like this:
- ```
- $ gpg --export -a something@example.net > my_key.asc
- ```
#1: Initial revision
by
amarok
·
2024-05-10T15:51:00Z (6 months ago)
No need to search for a key id, just type your e-mail associated with your key and export your public key like this: `$ gpg --export -a something@example.net > my_key.asc`