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>> Can I configure this so that I don't have the two keys on the same |
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>> system? I'd like encrypt with my remote system and decrypt with my |
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>> local system. Is that possible? It seems like importing my private |
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>> key also imports the public key. |
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> I'm a bit confused as to what you're trying to do. If you are encrypting |
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> mail to other people, you should be using *their* public key, not your own. |
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> The only case where you need your public key is to encrypt mail to |
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> *yourself*; otherwise you don't need either of your keys on the remote |
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> system. |
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I'm trying to encrypt email on my remote system and read it on my |
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local system. I'm the only one who needs to read the mail. |
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Should I delete the private key from the remote system? It sounds |
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like the public key can always be regenerated from the private key so |
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there's no use in deleting it from the local system. |
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- Grant |
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