Hello,
I am trying to figure out an issue I'm having with gpg-agent. I have
set up gpg and gpg-agent according to the guides here:
http://www.madboa.com/geek/gpg-quickstart/
(for gpg)
and here:
http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/378
(for gpg-agent)
I am running Debian sarge, and
On Sat, Aug 19, 2006 at 02:37:28PM -0500, Robert J. Hansen wrote:
> > The OpenPGP smartcard is a much safer option, since it will not give
> > up the private key (even if you have the password), and will lock
> > itself after 3 incorrect password attempts. (And after 3 incorrect
> > Admin PIN at
I'm sorry if you guys/gals recieved multilple copies of my post. It's just
that I had problems posting up on this forum. I accidently posted 3 of the
same post, which I then deleted 2 and kept the other one. Anyway it was just
a mistake and I apologize.
Ok this is to Charly Avital. I checked my p
Bo Berglund wrote:
> We are new to GPG and we have used gpg4win 1.0.5 to install the
> programs on Windows XP Pro PC:s. Some years ago we used PGP 7, but now
> it turns out that we cannot get it to work on our XP-Pro PC:s so we
> are trying GPG instead.
You may wish to find a copy of PGP 8.0.x or
Jonathan Rockway wrote:
> I would recommend that you don't do that. What if you lose the
> drive? Then your private key is compromised.
Let's not use the word 'compromised'. Let's call it 'loss of control'.
If I leave my wallet on my desktop for an hour while I go to a meeting,
are my credit c
I would recommend that you don't do that. What if you lose the drive?
Then your private key is compromised. Do you have a revocation
certificate in a safe location? If not, you can't even tell anyone that
your private key has been compromised! Not good!
The OpenPGP smartcard is a much safer o
John Clizbe escribe:
> Just copy the keyring files.
I store my private keyring and a public keyring containing only my
public key on a pendrive, then in your gpg.conf:
keyring /path/to/pendrive/pubring.gpg
secret-keyring /path/to/pendrive/secring.gpg
Using several different computers it works li
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Bo Berglund wrote on 19.08.2006 11:01 Uhr:
> I found one strange glitch though, old emails containing Swedish
> characters decrypt to cleartext but are missing the Swedish chars. So
> the words look really strange when there are supposed to be one of
1wing-angel wrote:
> I don't know if this is a Thunderbird issue, a GnuPG issue, or a Engimail
> issue. I'm assuming it's Thunderbird's problem. I also don't know if I
> should post this to you guys or Thunderbird or Enigmail, but anyway I hope
> this is the right place.
>
> So far everything is
On Sat, 19 Aug 2006 10:11:58 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Samuel
]slund) wrote:
>
>If I read you correctly you are exporting Keys from PGP7 for use with
>GnuPG. Since you have used PGP before I assume that you are familiar
>with the "web-of-trust". The owner trust on a key is not exported when
>y
On Sat, Aug 19, 2006 at 08:30:26AM +0200, Bo Berglund wrote:
> We are new to GPG and we have used gpg4win 1.0.5 to install the
> programs on Windows XP Pro PC:s. Some years ago we used PGP 7, but now
> it turns out that we cannot get it to work on our XP-Pro PC:s so we
> are trying GPG instead.
>
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