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15 lines
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Above, you see the date and time of when I probably last logged into my server.
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It has been a while since I've logged in, hasn't it? This means something terrible must have happened to me.
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This might be shocking news to you, but please keep reading and follow these words.
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I've previously entrusted you with that special PGP private key, right? I hope you kept it well, because now's the time to use it. One of the attachments (message.gpg) is encrypted using the public key.
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Oh, one more thing before you do so: If you know beforehand that I am not dead, you should keep that in mind while following the encrypted instructions.
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To decrypt the file, you need to install gpg version 2. gpg version 1 might not work for this.
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On some Linux distros, you might have to replace `gpg` with `gpg2` below.
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gpg --import <the key file I gave you>
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gpg --decrypt message.gpg
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