Hello Werner,
2. I tried "$ gpg2 --gen-key", chose default options and entered my infos (email address, name,…) and I got: gpg: problem with the agent: Bad CA certificate gpg: problem with the agent: Invalid card gpg: Key generation canceled.You are either running a version of gpg-agent which is too old or gpg started that version of gpg-agent but expected another one. Or there is another daemon taking over the connection between gpg2 and gpg-agent. Seahorse as well as the gnome-keychain(?) used to do this (which is something they should not do). Adding the options "--verbose --debug 2048" to the command line may give you some more insight. Make sure all gpg-agent's are stopped.
I modified a lot my Linux box these last few days: upgrades, new WM (ratpoison instead of gnome) and so on. I then tried gpg2 again and I have no error message anymore. Great! Even though I have no idea what solved my problem. In a few days, I'll have to install it and use it on computers running Windows. Hope everything will run fine. Thanks again, Olivier _______________________________________________ Gnupg-users mailing list Gnupg-users@gnupg.org http://lists.gnupg.org/mailman/listinfo/gnupg-users
