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gpgmngr - GPG Manager

gpgmngr [options] [menu-options] ...

gpgmngr is a command-line tool for managing all GPG functionalities, including creating, listing, editing, and deleting keys. It offers a user-friendly interface to handle GPG key management on the GNU/Linux terminal.

Show the program version.
Show the help.

The script is divided into several main sections, each with submenus:

These options allow managing GPG keys.

1. Create new key
Generate a new GPG key pair.

2. List keys
List all available GPG keys.

3. Edit key
Edit an existing GPG key.

4. Delete key
Delete an existing GPG key.

5. Revoke key
Revoke a GPG key.

6. Generate revocation certificate
Create a revocation certificate for a GPG key.

7. Manage subkeys
Manage subkeys associated with a GPG key.

8. Change passphrase
Change the passphrase for a GPG key.

9. Modify key expiration
Change the expiration date of a GPG key.

10. Clean keyring
Remove unnecessary data from the keyring.

0. Back to main menu
Return to the main menu.

These options allow performing encryption and decryption operations.

1. Encrypt document
Encrypt a document using a GPG key.

2. Decrypt document
Decrypt a previously encrypted document.

3. Symmetric encryption
Encrypt a document using symmetric encryption.

0. Back to main menu
Return to the main menu.

These options allow signing and verifying documents.

1. Sign document
Digitally sign a document with a GPG key.

2. Verify signature
Verify the signature of a signed document.

3. Sign key
Sign another user's GPG key.

4. Verify file integrity
Verify the integrity of a file using a signature.

0. Back to main menu
Return to the main menu.

These options allow importing, exporting, and updating GPG keys.

1. Import key from file
Import a GPG key from a file.

2. Import key from keyserver
Import a GPG key from a keyserver.

3. Export public key
Export a public GPG key to a file.

4. Export private key
Export a private GPG key to a file.

5. Upload key to keyserver
Upload a GPG key to a keyserver.

6. Update key on keyserver
Update an existing GPG key on a keyserver.

0. Back to main menu
Return to the main menu.

These options allow backing up and restoring GPG keys.

1. Backup keys
Backup GPG keys to a secure location.

2. Restore keys
Restore GPG keys from a backup.

0. Back to main menu
Return to the main menu.

These options provide additional GPG-related functionalities.

1. Show GPG config info
Display GPG configuration information.

2. Show key fingerprint
Display the fingerprint of a GPG key.

0. Back to main menu
Return to the main menu.

Exit the script.

gpgmngr If you discover any bugs in gpgmngr, please contact the author.

gpg(1), gpg-agent(1), gpgsm(1).

Originally written by Manuel Guerra <ar.manuelguerra@gmail.com>.

Please use the email address <ar.manuelguerra@gmail.com> for gpgmngr-related comments.

Copyright © 2024 Manuel Guerra

License: GPL-3+

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.

On Debian systems, the complete text of the GNU General Public License version 3 can be found in `/usr/share/common-licenses/GPL-3'.

August 2024 Version 1.0.2