Hi Gottfried,
gfp <[email protected]> writes:
Hi Guix,
I managed to copy my gpg keys which I created in Icedove to the
emacs
key file.
see here:
The letters at the start of a line have these meanings.
e expired key. n never trust. m trust marginally. u trust
ultimately.
f trust fully (keys you have signed, usually). r revoked key.
q trust status questionable. - trust status unspecified.
See GPG documentation for more explanation.
- F5DAAAF74AD4C938 Trisquel GNU/Linux Archive Automatic
Signing Key
(11/aramo) <[email protected]>
- D9E413C6C4BB32CE gfp <[email protected]>
- 61FAF349C9FB7F94 Gottfried <[email protected]>
- C95A2AC9533EF4C0 po4m <[email protected]>
and I can now encrypt an email in emacs gnus and send it.
but I can´t decrypt this email in emacs gnus.
The private key is missing. Those imported keys are public keys.
How can I now get my private key into emacs?
I’m not a Thunderbird/IceDove user, but all your problems are
downstream from IceDove not using the normal default GPG keyring.
I would ask upstream why it behaves that way, and if there’s some
way to use your regular keyring instead.
This question doesn’t involve Guix-specific behavior, so you may
get better help from the IceDove developers.
-- Ian
