On Mon, Nov 12, 2007 at 12:29:30AM +0100, Philipp Gühring wrote: > Hi David, > > > The ordering does not matter. GPG supports selecting a user ID by hash: > > Thanks a lot! That looked like a good solution. > > Unfortuntely, it doesn´t work for the UID that is attached to the public key: > > pub:u:1024:17:A591FD39DD2C60F4:2007-09-29:::u:test<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>::scESC: > uid:u::::2007-09-29::5F6CE18A5E1C698C9F6AED4BD3D9AABC6948BC1F::test<[EMAIL > PROTECTED]>: > > Then I get this list: > [ultimate] (1). test<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > [ultimate] (2) test<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > And I can happily select and deselect the UID 2: > > uid 5F6CE18A5E1C698C9F6AED4BD3D9AABC6948BC1F > > pub 1024D/DD2C60F4 created: 2007-09-29 expires: niemals usage: CS > trust: uneingeschränkt Gültigkeit: uneingeschränkt > sub 2048g/4DD86652 created: 2007-09-29 expires: niemals usage: E > [ultimate] (1). test<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > [ultimate] (2)* test<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > But I can´t select the first one: > > uid A591FD39DD2C60F4
That's not a uid hash. That's your key id (look at the last 8 characters). When you list keys, always use --fixed-list-mode. David _______________________________________________ Gnupg-users mailing list Gnupg-users@gnupg.org http://lists.gnupg.org/mailman/listinfo/gnupg-users
