Kevin Kammer wrote: > If I attempt to create a data signature using a 2048-bit DSA signing > key, and the SHA224 hash algorithm, GnuPG complains as follows: > > ~ $ gpg -u A39CE7E5 --digest-algo H11 -b test.txt
Your key is not on the keyserver network, so that will impair our ability to help you out with this. It appears that your key is actually 14CA0E78. To tell it to use a particular subkey, you need to append a "!" to the subkey ID. Otherwise, I believe GnuPG's behavior is to look at the certificate that subkey belongs to, and use the largest signing subkey on that certificate. If you have a 3072-bit signing subkey on 14CA0E78, this would explain your problem. Try: ~ $ gpg -u A39CE7E5! --digest-algo H11 -b test.txt _______________________________________________ Gnupg-users mailing list Gnupg-users@gnupg.org http://lists.gnupg.org/mailman/listinfo/gnupg-users
