On 16/07/2019 08:23, Wolfgang Traylor wrote: > Try the gpg-wks-client command. It should try to automatically strip the user > IDs. Werner Koch explained that in an old post: > https://lists.gnupg.org/pipermail/gnupg-users/2019-February/061610.html > > Since my primary secret key is offline and I access it with the live system > Tails, the gpg-wks-client does not work for me. > Instead I used the following commands in the Linux command line on Tails: > > Export secret & public keys (including the primary key) into > "primary_key.asc". > > ``` > # Work in a temporary directory, with a blank keyring. > mkdir /tmp/gnupg_posteo > gpg --homedir "/tmp/gnupg_posteo" --import primary_key.asc > gpg --homedir "/tmp/gnupg_posteo" --edit-key <Key-ID> > > # Create new user ID with empty name and only the posteo address. > # To add a comment like "WKD" or such is allowed. > gpg> adduid > > # Delete all other user IDs. > gpg> uid 1 > gpg> uid 2 > gpg> deluid > > # Save changes. > gpg> save > > # Export the public key without any third-party signatures. > gpg --homedir "/tmp/gnupg_posteo" --export-options="export-minimal" --armor > --export <Key-ID> > key_for_posteo.asc > ```
This is very helpful, thank you Wolfgang!
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