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It seems to me like PGP keys contain a "collection" of UIDs and also contain a collection of subkeys. Moreover, there doesn't seem to be a way to add comments to a subkey.
Is there any way for me to say:
"If you send encrypted emails to
andreas@example.com
, use the this subkey. But if you send encrypted emails to the addressapi@example.com
use this other subkey."
In this example, api@example.com
is also owned and operated by me, but perhaps I want to allow access by other people to this one without giving them the key to my personal email address. I could post this information on my website, but I'd rather make that information clear in the key itself.
Is it possible to do this? Or is the "standard way" to just create a completely separate identity and keyring for api@example.com
?
I suppose I could work around this by creating a separate master keypair with the other UIDs, and if I want to, the two keys can sign each other as ultimately trusted (since I own them both). – IQAndreas – 2014-09-22T02:13:05.257