gpg: fixup README

nistp521
Roman Zeyde 9 years ago
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commit 7e3c3b4f77

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# Generate new GPG signing key: # Generate new GPG signing key:
``` ```
$ USER_ID="Satoshi Nakamoto <satoshi@nakamoto.bit>" $ export TREZOR_GPG_USER_ID="Satoshi Nakamoto <satoshi@nakamoto.bit>"
``` ```
## Create new GPG identity: ## Create new GPG identity:
``` ```
$ trezor-gpg create > identity.pub # create new TREZOR-based GPG identity $ trezor-gpg create > identity.pub # create new TREZOR-based GPG identity
$ gpg2 --import identity.pub # import into local GPG public keyring $ gpg2 --import identity.pub # import into local GPG public keyring
$ gpg2 --edit "${USER_ID}" trust # OPTIONAL: mark the key as trusted $ gpg2 --edit "${TREZOR_GPG_USER_ID}" trust # OPTIONAL: mark the key as trusted
``` ```
# Create new subkey for an existing GPG identity: ## Create new subkey for an existing GPG identity:
``` ```
$ gpg2 --list-keys "${USER_ID}" # make sure this identity already exists $ gpg2 --list-keys "${TREZOR_GPG_USER_ID}" # make sure this identity already exists
$ trezor-gpg create --subkey > identity.pub # create new TREZOR-based GPG public key $ trezor-gpg create --subkey > identity.pub # create new TREZOR-based GPG public key
$ gpg2 --import identity.pub # append it to existing identity $ gpg2 --import identity.pub # append it to existing identity
``` ```
# Generate signatures using the TREZOR device # Generate GPG signatures using a TREZOR device:
``` ```
$ trezor-gpg sign EXAMPLE # confirm signature using the device $ trezor-gpg sign EXAMPLE # confirm signature using the device
$ gpg2 --verify EXAMPLE.asc # verify using standard GPG binary $ gpg2 --verify EXAMPLE.asc # verify using standard GPG binary

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