Suppose I would like to sign another user's key using one of my
secp256k1 subkeys, instead of my primary key, because it generates
smaller signatures. gpg does not appear to support this. If I try to
generate a subkey with certify capability “gpg --expert --edit-key ...”
and then “addkey”, the opti
> Why is this behavior? I took a glance at RFC4880 and I could not find a
> requirement that only primary keys are used for certifying, although it
> is very possible that I just missed it.
Does the subkey have the certify capability on it? If the subkey isn't
marked for certifying, it can't be u
Hello, Dear Creators :)
I will very appreciate if you can help me, because I was surfing a lot in the
internet looking for an answer, and read tones of forums, but did not find
solution.
So I installed gnupg 2 , command gpg didn’t work in Terminal. I was confused
and decided to try Gnupg tool
