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GPG key signing tools

After attending a key signing party, I wanted to sign around 150 GPG keys, preferably not manually. I saw Debian caff tool, but letting a script that I cannot easily penetrate what it will do with my keys is something I just couldn't do.

So I created a serie of bash scripts. Using bash since I know it well, but also since it is closer to how you would do it from the command prompt and therefore easier to understand what it does.

The three tools are:

  • dl-key.sh
  • sign.sh
  • send-email.sh

The reason for having three tools is that the second tool, sign.sh, might need to be run from an air-gap computer, while the other two tools require Internet connection.

For more information about each script, please read the scripts. They are well commented. Also note that the script "sign.sh" needs to be modified with your configurations, and will therefore not work out of the box. Do this before you run dl-key.sh, since dl-key.sh will copy sign.sh to its output directory.

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