1 pgp key For multiple e-mail addresses

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1 pgp key for multiple e-mail addresses. these
email addresses (with 1 pgp key) should be visible in launchpad. how is this done?

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Soul-Sing (soulzing) said :
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Diogo Matsubara (matsubara) said :
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I don't understand your question.

Do you want to add multiple emails to your gpg key?

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Léa GRIS (lea-gris) said :
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Hello,

You need to add a user to you key. Here is how to proceed in shell using gnupg:

gpg --edit-key <your keyID> Or one of the user email of the key to edit

It then enter the gpg CLI with a prompt like:
Command>

enter adduid:

Command> adduid
Real name:

Tell the name of the second user (can be the same one as the first user)

Real name: John Doe
Email address:

Tell the email address:

Email address: <email address hidden>
Comment:

Enter optional comment:

Comment: The quick brown fox...
You selected this USER-ID:
    "John Doe (The quick brown fox...) <email address hidden>"

Change (N)ame, (C)omment, (E)mail or (O)kay/(Q)uit?

Choos O if its ok or modify suitable record.

When finished ype quit in the CLI:
Command> quit
Save changes? (y/N)
y

and voila!

Regards

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Soul-Sing (soulzing) said :
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hi,
i have add several (email)adresses to 1 pgp key, with "pgp key management", using gnupgp. i just want to make them visible in launchpad in this way: http://keyserver.ubuntu.com:11371/pks/lookup?search=0x3E5C0B3C898779B9A504D7A5463AE59D059DD5EB&op=index

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Soul-Sing (soulzing) said :
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pub 1024D/7AF1EDB3 2007-09-06 [expires: 2012-09-04]
                 leoquant <email address hidden>
                 leoquant <email address hidden>
                 leonquant (no password) <email address hidden>

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Best Diogo Matsubara (matsubara) said :
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You need to push your keyring changes to the keyserver.

$ gpg --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --send-key 0x7AF1EDB3

Cheers, Matsubara

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Soul-Sing (soulzing) said :
#7

done thx. diogo. ( and lea) :)

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Soul-Sing (soulzing) said :
#8

Thanks Diogo Matsubara, that solved my question.