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adding stuff to GPG ... i think i *can* use ctx.create_key()!

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brent s.
2018-09-24 18:05:42 -04:00
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docs/examples/multi_profile.xml
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@@ -136,13 +136,15 @@
</subject>
</client>
</pki>
<!-- If prompt_passphrase is "no" and passphrase attribute is not given for a gpg element, we will try to use a
<!-- If prompt_passphrase is false and passphrase attribute is not given for a gpg element, we will try to use a
blank passphrase for all operations. -->
<gpg keyid="none" gnupghome="none" publish="false" prompt_passphrase="false">
<!-- The below is only used if we are generating a key (i.e. keyid="none"). -->
<key algo="rsa" keysize="4096" expire="0">
<name>{xpath%../../../meta/dev/author/text()}</name>
<email>{xpath%../../../meta/dev/email/text()}</email>
<!-- If present, the subkey element will create a secondary key used *only* for signing. This is good security practice. Obviously, this is only used if we are creating a new (master) key. -->
<subkey algo="ed" keysize="25519" expire="0"/>
<comment>for {xpath%../../../meta/names/pname/text()} [autogenerated] | {xpath%../../../meta/uri/text()} | {xpath%../../../meta/desc/text()}</comment>
</key>
</gpg>