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[Pablo Lopez Cienfuegos]

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        Hi, Nick:

> Yes! Sorry I missed it in the FAQ.
> Do you know how I can make it setuid?
> I could just get the rpm from my install disk I suppose and run it as
> root but I'm sure there's a more efficient way?

        First of all, you should find where is gpg installed: "whereis
gpg"

        Then, you have to check that gpg's owner is root: "ls -l
/path/to/gpg"

        After that, just type: "chmod 4755 /path/to/gpg"

        Hope this helps.

        Greetings.

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