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#!/bin/bash
mkdir -p -m 0700 GNUPGHOME
export GNUPGHOME=$(pwd)/GNUPGHOME
cat >GNUPGHOME/gpg-agent.conf <<EOF
allow-loopback-pinentry
no-allow-external-cache
EOF
for x in winston obrian julia; do
<$x.key gpg2 --batch --pinentry-mode=loopback --passphrase=_${x}_ --import
done
# mark all keys with ultimate ownertrust. This is a silly hack, but
# it's due to the fact that this corpus hasn't really decided whether
# the GnuPG homedir is supposed to represent one particular user's
# config (in which case we should just import one secret key, mark it
# with ultimate ownertrust and have it sign the others) or just
# pragmatically handle all the secret keys in a single homedir. For
# now, we're opting for the latter.
gpg2 --import-ownertrust <<EOF
5A7AD43844FB30BE7DB1B3FD15FB4EBC8E2D6CB7:6
9A9CC2E1546C7A04D23048641BC98889B8EA08B3:6
2BC85B8EF240B7422E9C19F2E0D7563140A09310:6
EOF
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