I had a situation where one of my recipients could not decrypt
my messages that used their ed/cv25519 subkeys by default.
It was imperative to use the rsa [E] subkey instead.
I noticed that OpenXP's PGP interface/option does not have a
way to configure using a specific key for a recipient.
So, I thought I'd try the group line feature in gpg.conf
group name [RSAKEY_HERE]!
My hope was that then I could define the "name" in the OpenXP
contact list, and then it would associate PGP to the proper
group line in the gpg.config file.
But I noticed that OpenXP always added @servername" for every
name - and expected that entry to be always be a proper email
format. So, "name@servername" wasn't going to work since the
TLD (top level domain) of the email address was missing.
So, I modified the group line in gpg.conf to:
group
name@fullemailaddr.ess [RSAKEY_HERE]!
Note: the ! is important after the desired key. That's gpg's
way to force using that key without looking for the main UID.
Voila! The hack/workaround works!
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