> $ gpg2 -k
> gpg: invalid item 'BZIP2' in preference string
> gpg: invalid default preferences
Try "gpg2 --version" and look for a line like:
Compression: Uncompressed, ZIP, ZLIB, BZIP2
... I suspect you'll discover whoever compiled your GnuPG 2 neglected to
include support for th
On 6/27/2018 5:10 AM, Aaron Tovo wrote:
'gpg2 -k' gives me the following error:
$ gpg2 -k
gpg: invalid item 'BZIP2' in preference string
gpg: invalid default preferences
But 'gpg -k' works fine. However, I to use gpg2 in my
Thunderbird-with-Enigmail email client because I've read
'gpg2 -k' gives me the following error:
$ gpg2 -k
gpg: invalid item 'BZIP2' in preference string
gpg: invalid default preferences
But 'gpg -k' works fine. However, I to use gpg2 in my
Thunderbird-with-Enigmail email client because I've read in a few places
that gpg2 is better for desk
Wow, that is exactly what I needed.
I will walk through them soon and report any problems directly to you.
Thanks Werner!
Kind regards,
Wiktor
W dniu 26.06.2018 o 21:04, Werner Koch pisze:
On Tue, 26 Jun 2018 12:31, gnupg-users@gnupg.org said:
Is it possible to print default or effective op
On Tue, 26 Jun 2018 12:31, gnupg-users@gnupg.org said:
> Is it possible to print default or effective options used by GnuPG?
You can run
gpgconf --list-options gpg
which prints the options and their current values in a format described
in the gpgconf man page. Frontends like Kleopatra and GP
Hello,
Is it possible to print default or effective options used by GnuPG?
I'm in the process of slimming down gpg.conf and see that many options
are either redundant (because gpg uses them by default) or no-ops.
I would like to see which options are used to safely remove obsolete
settings.
