ok, just to clarify;
my original question boils down to be able to generate Sign key using a
subkey.
I guess there should be an arbitrary hard limit on the number of sub-subkey,
Aside from this, the validation algorithm should be made recursive, up to
the hard limit.
Would be possible to use th
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On 09/17/17 02:32, David Seaward wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I copied ~/.gnupg from my old machine, because I want to copy all
> keys, trust data etc. [1]
>
> However, on my new machine, nothing seems to be recognising the
> GnuPG files:
>
> * "gnupg --list-
Hi,
I copied ~/.gnupg from my old machine, because I want to copy all keys,
trust data etc. [1]
However, on my new machine, nothing seems to be recognising the GnuPG
files:
* "gnupg --list-keys" is empty ("gnupg --help" confirms that ~/.gnupg
is the folder being used)
* The "GnuPG keys" pane of
