Mika Suomalainen wrote:
> 06.05.2012 21:15, Peter Lebbing kirjoitti:
>> It does say in the "gpg --help" output:
>
>>> (See the man page for a complete listing of all commands and
>>> options)
>
>> There are many more options and also commands in the full man(ual)
>> page. I suppose it was thought
On my running system, I keep the public portions of the master key (certify
only) and subkey (combined encrypt and sign). I only keep the private portion of
the sub key.
Recently, I added a UID to the offline copy of my .gnupg directory. Importing
the UID into the pubring was simple enough, but I'
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06.05.2012 21:15, Peter Lebbing kirjoitti:
> It does say in the "gpg --help" output:
>
>> (See the man page for a complete listing of all commands and
>> options)
>
> There are many more options and also commands in the full man(ual)
> page. I suppos
It does say in the "gpg --help" output:
> (See the man page for a complete listing of all commands and options)
There are many more options and also commands in the full man(ual) page.
I suppose it was thought that exporting a private key was such a
relatively "rarely used" command it did not nee
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06.05.2012 15:39, Moses kirjoitti:
> Hi,
>
> I've notice the switch "--export-secret-key" is not listed in the
> help screen (i.e. gpg --help) and I spend a lot of time to find it.
> It seems to be one of the most used switch for backup private keys
>
Hi,
I've notice the switch "--export-secret-key" is not listed in the help
screen (i.e. gpg --help) and I spend a lot of time to find it. It
seems to be one of the most used switch for backup private keys and
sync keys between machines. Could the developer add this switch to the
help screen? It wo
On 05/05/2012 10:42 AM, Milo wrote:
> Obviously it's not. It's for example inappropriate to call single run
> of DES 3DES...
At this point I genuinely can't tell if I'm being trolled. I'm going to
assume that I am not, and this will be my last statement on this entire
thread.
Two functions may o
On 06/05/12 01:42, Hubert Kario wrote:
> But it's the size of prime used that sets the security level, which
> just happens to share security evaluation with RSA as far as number
> of bits is concerned (IOW: n-bit DH is considered to be as hard to
> attack as n-bit RSA).
Ah, yes, I misunderstood y
