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From: Cliff Addy <fbsdlist@revelstone.jvm.com>
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Subject: Can pgp encrypt without adding to keyring?
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I'd like to create a shell/perl script to pgp encrypt email.  However, I 
can't find out how to have it encrypt *anything* with adding the public 
key to my keyring.  These are one-shot deals where I have the acsii 
version of the public key and will never need it again.  I've looked 
through the O'Reilly book on pgp and can't find any help.