options -> gpg.conf

[Carl B. Constantine]

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I upgraded my gnupg from 1.0.6 to 1.2.1 recently. It didn't put a new
configuration file in my ~/.gnupg directory, but continues to use the
options file.=20

I tried to copy the options.skel file from /usr/share/gnupg to
~/.gnupg/gpg.conf but received some errors on the file when I tried to
sign an email.

Is there documention on the gpg.conf file and what should be in there?
What about converting from options to gpg.conf?

Thanks.

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